The results are sweeping, dramatic images that once again prove why Iceland is a favorite playground of photographers.
Primarily composed of volcanic desert, the Highlands of Iceland attract visitors from around the world.
Covered in lava and volcanic ash, the terrain is largely without vegetation.
The bright yellow river owes its appearance to the area’s high sulfur content.
Its vibrant appearance almost acts as caution tape in an effort to block access to the sea.
This brilliant image is just one of many that Muller was able to capture during his adventure.
This magical landscape is only accessible during the summer, which lasts for just 45 days in the Highlands.
Such limited accessibility makes efforts like Muller’s all the more precious.