An elevated, wide-angle view depicts the Geysir Geothermal Area in Haukadalur, Iceland, under a partially cloudy sky illuminated by low sunlight

An elevated, wide-angle view depicts the Geysir Geothermal Area in Haukadalur, Iceland, under a partially cloudy sky illuminated by low sunlight. The upper third of the image features a clear blue sky on the left, transitioning to grey and white clouds on the right. The foreground consists of reddish-brown soil, dry golden-brown grass, and sparse, low-lying vegetation, with small, scattered patches of snow visible. The midground is dominated by the active geothermal field. Multiple irregular-shaped water pools are present, some appearing as open water, others actively emitting substantial white steam plumes. A prominent, elongated pool on the right is generating a large volume of steam, around which numerous individuals are congregated. Approximately 30 to 50 people, appearing as small, dark figures, are distributed across the area, primarily along visible pathways, observing the geothermal features. Sparse, bare shrubs and small trees line parts of the field, particularly towards the right. The background presents a vast, flat landscape of brown and green fields, extending to the horizon. Scattered buildings and structures are discernible in the far distance, with low hills visible on the horizon line. The scene is lit by warm, golden-hour light originating from the left, illuminating the foreground and portions of the geothermal field, emphasizing the dry vegetation's golden hues.