In Iceland the American and Eurasian plates are rifting apart by an average of 2 cm a year. This doesn't happen continuously but episodically, usually accompanied by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geology_of_Iceland
Main photo looking north towards Mount Hlíðarfjall, note looking south (photo from 2022)
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Jaap van 't Veen said:
Interesting info; did see something similar in California.
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Keith Burton said:
Two fantastic images Gudrun............and just a tiny bit scary! In the main image I love the contrast between the snow capped, peaceful looking peaks and the carnage of the broken up foreground.............which is forcefully emphasised by the image in the PiP..!!
First class work..!! ⭐️