Grafixart Sam posted this image to EarthSky Facebook this week. It’s Vestrahorn – sometimes called Vesturhorn – steep and dramatic – overlooking the Atlantic Ocean – at the southeastern corner of Iceland. The mountain’s steep cliffs meet a flat black-sand beach. Want to know how Sam created this image? The link below gives you some tips. It’s part of some online tutorials, which Sam has posted here.
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