September has passed so quickly. Leaves are covering the streets. The days are getting shorter giving us lots of new opportunities to experiment with difficult light conditions. Welcome back, to Lucile and my… Continue reading
In Iceland, you can walk between tectonic boundaries, the Eurasian and North American plate.
Despite being chilled to the bone, Iceland in winter made my heart beat faster.
In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “Door.”
For me, Iceland is the embodiment of natural forces. The island is dotted with massive waterfalls, steaming vents, volcanos. A huge part of Iceland is covered with ice and glaciers.
You cannot catch the wind.
Vik is the southernmost village in Iceland and has a stunningly beautiful beach.
The light when the sun slowly sets lays a golden shimmering cape on the world.
During our stay in Iceland in January this year, the first couple of days were pretty stormy and rainy. Taking pictures could be challenging, sometimes I simply prefered staying inside.
Reykjavik, the capital high up in the North is surrounded by an artistic flair, well known for art and music festivals. In Iceland, almost everybody to some content is an artist. People there are… Continue reading
