Híres festői Fekete templom a Budir a Snaefellsnes félsziget régióban Izland során nehéz havas időjárás. Fénykép elvett-ban Izland. - Stock fotó és kép

Famous picturesque black church of Budir at Snaefellsnes peninsula region in Iceland during a heavy snowy weather. Photo taken in Iceland.

Church and beautiful snow-covered mountains in Budir, Snaefellsnes peninsula, Iceland

Famous picturesque black church of Budir at Snaefellsnes peninsula region in Iceland during a heavy snowy weather. Photo taken in Iceland.

A picture of the famous black church in Budir, Iceland, taken on a cloudy day in toned down colors. You can see a cross on the cemetry as well.

Beautiful old and alone black church on valley in Iceland mountains with black church background

Famous picturesque black church of Budir at Snaefellsnes peninsula region in Iceland during a heavy snowy weather. Photo taken in Iceland.

Famous picturesque black church of Budir at Snaefellsnes peninsula region in Iceland during a heavy snowy weather. Photo taken in Iceland.

Famous picturesque black church of Budir at Snaefellsnes peninsula region in Iceland during a heavy snowy weather. Photo taken in Iceland.

Famous picturesque black church of Budir at Snaefellsnes peninsula region in Iceland during a heavy snowy weather. Photo taken in Iceland.

The old Lutheran church in Saksun village with view over the saksun falley on the island of Streymoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark. Photo taken in Faroe Islands, Denmark, Europe.

Nuuk Church Cathedral Annaassisitta Oqaluffia, church of our Saviour in Historical center of Nuuk. Capital of Greenland. Sunny day with blue sky. Rocks and mountains in Background. Photo taken in

Old wooden Zions Church in arctic city of Ilulissat, with midnight sun light and blue sky in North Greenland. Photo taken in Greenland.

Long exposure of the white church of Gimsoy with rocks and atlantic ocean. Photo taken on Gimsoy Island, Lofoten Norway. Photo taken in Norway.

Kirkjuboargardur, also called Roykstovan, is a historic farm and museum in Kirkjubour, Faroe Islands. Built in the 11th century it is one of the oldest still inhabited wooden houses of the world