Couple walking under Geothermal Steam, Namaskard- Geothermal Volcanic area, Northern Iceland.

smoking fumaroles at the geothermal area of Hverir near Lake Myvatn, Iceland

V? ti geothermal lake at Askja. V? ti, meaning Hell in Icelandic, is a smaller explosion crater on the north east shore of? skjuvatn, Iceland.

Steam and foggy landscape by The Bjarnarflag Geothermal Power Plant, Lake Myvatn area, Northern Iceland.

Close-up of steam from a borehole by The Bjarnarflag Geothermal Power Plant, Lake Myvatn area, Northern Iceland.

Boiling mud pools in the geothermal Namaskard Volcanic area, Iceland The area is characterised by boiling mud-bogs and so called solfatoras

Geothermal area Hveraroend near lake Myvatn and the ring road during winter with mud pools, fumaroles and solfataras. europe, northern europe, scandinavia, iceland, February.

Geothermal area Hveraroend near lake Myvatn and the ring road during winter with mud pools, fumaroles and solfataras. europe, northern europe, scandinavia, iceland, February.

Geothermal area Hveraroend near lake Myvatn and the ring road during winter with mud pools, fumaroles and solfataras. europe, northern europe, scandinavia, iceland, February.

Namaskard, Geothermal Area, Northern Iceland Namaskard is an area of geothermal activity underground in the earth, with sulphur pools, steam vents and mud pools

Steaming fumaroles at Namaskard geothermal area, Iceland Namaskard is an area of geothermal activity underground in the earth, with sulphur pools, steam vents and mud pools

Tourist waiting for Strokkur geyser to erupt, Iceland Strokkur is a fountain geyser in the geothermal area beside the Hvita River It is one of Iceland's most famous geysers, erupting about every 4-8 minutes and 15 - 20 m high, sometimes up to 40 m high

Krafla Geothermal area North east Iceland