Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800

Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800

Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800

Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800

Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800

Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800

Ice caves carved deep into a glacier look like an alien world. Photographer James Rushforth explored the caves in the Brei?amerkurj?kull glacier that flows down off the Vatnaj?kull ice cap in Iceland. The magical-looking caves, carved by summer melt-water that flows through the glacier, can only be accessed between November and March, when the weather has been cold enough to solidify the caves and make them safe to crawl through. Mr Rushforth, 32, said: "Walking inside and under a glacier is an alien and magical experience. SEE COPY FOR DETAILS ? James Rushforth/Solent News & Photo Agency UK +44 (0) 2380 458800