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The Hallgrimskirkja Church was my first stop after arriving in Reykjavik, Iceland. Here are some of the photographs that I captured during my visit:
1- The church stands at 244 feet high--making it the second tallest building in the country. It took 41 years to build the church. It was completed in 1986.
2- A statue of Leif Erikson, the Norse explorer from Iceland, stands in front of the church.
3- It was fun taking pictures of the ceiling with my fisheye lens.
4- From the church's bell tower, you are treated to a birds eye view of downtown Reykjavik.
5- Pipe Organ
6- The church as viewed from Skolavordustiger Street.
7- The sanctuary
8- It's quite a feat to capture pictures of the church without tourists in the frame.
9- This was one of the few times that the sky cleared for a bit during the nine days I was in Iceland.
10- Looking back toward the pipe organ...
11- Ceiling #2
12- Leif Erikson statue in front of the church.
All photographs were captured with the Nikon D850. Many more photographs to come from Iceland...
Thank for looking...
Glenn
1- The church stands at 244 feet high--making it the second tallest building in the country. It took 41 years to build the church. It was completed in 1986.
2- A statue of Leif Erikson, the Norse explorer from Iceland, stands in front of the church.
3- It was fun taking pictures of the ceiling with my fisheye lens.
4- From the church's bell tower, you are treated to a birds eye view of downtown Reykjavik.
5- Pipe Organ
6- The church as viewed from Skolavordustiger Street.
7- The sanctuary
8- It's quite a feat to capture pictures of the church without tourists in the frame.
9- This was one of the few times that the sky cleared for a bit during the nine days I was in Iceland.
10- Looking back toward the pipe organ...
11- Ceiling #2
12- Leif Erikson statue in front of the church.
All photographs were captured with the Nikon D850. Many more photographs to come from Iceland...
Thank for looking...
Glenn
Looking forward too seeing more. Great set, love those ceiling shots.
