Amazing Nature Photography by Landscape Photographer James Appleton

We present you a selection of magnificent landscapes by British photographer James Appleton. James specializes in wedding and architectural photography. However, he gained fame and recognition thanks to his talent for landscape photography. Thanks to his excellent work, James has already won several international awards, his work is published in authoritative publications, including National Geographic. In varying weather conditions, a photographer can spend anywhere from one to several hours trying to capture a particular shot.

1. Seljalandfoss waterfall, Iceland.

2. Koh Tao Island in Thailand.

3. Victoria Falls, Zambia.

4. Near the Icelandic village of Vik-I-Myrdal.

5. Victoria Falls, Zambia.

6. Les Whistman, England

7. Geysir - the very first geyser of the Golden Ring of Iceland, located in the Haukadalur valley.

8. Not far from the mountain hotel Almagelleralp in the Swiss Alps (height 2194 m).

9. The resort village of Hannig in the Swiss Alps.

10. Serbia in Tuscany, Italy.

11. Grundarfjordur, Iceland

12. Self-portrait of James Appleton against the background of the aurora and the eruption of the Icelandic volcano.

13. In the village of Micheldever, Hampshire, England.

14. Arran is an island and the historical region located on it in the Firth of Clyde in the west of Scotland.

15. Grundarfjordur, Iceland.

16. Durdle Door, England

17. Glencoe, Scotland

18. Llyn Mymbyr, Wales.

19. Glen Orchy, Scotland.

20. Victoria Falls, Zambia.

21. Fimvorduhals volcano eruption in Iceland.

22. Glacial lagoon Jokulsarlon, Iceland.

23. Brimham, England.

24. Gudafoss (“Waterfall of God”) is one of the most famous waterfalls in Iceland.

25. Watersmeet, England.

26. Ringmore, England.

27. Timanfaya, Lanzarote, Canaries.

28. Utakliev, Norway.

29. Jokulsarlon, Iceland.

30. At the Gudafoss waterfall in Iceland.

31. Malham Cove, England.

32. Bruarfoss, Iceland.

33. Seljalandsfoss, Iceland.

34. Fimmvorduhals volcano and northern lights, Iceland.

35. Husavik, Iceland.

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