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Volcanic Eruption in Iceland (3 photos)
All photos © Ragnar Th Sigurdsson/www.arctic-images.com. Lightning, ash and lava from Eyjafjallajokull Eruption, Iceland. Farm under Eyjafjallajokull Eruption with lightning, ash and lava, in Iceland.
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Julia Staples: Under the Ash (11 Photos)
All Photos © Julia Staples. Julia Staples, an Icelandic photographer, traveled to the foot of the volcano on occasion; the accompanying photographs are the result of one such trip. Julia tells us, “No...
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David Bram: A Journey to Iceland
Black Church, Budir Iceland, April 2007. © David Bram In April of 2007, David Bram, photographer and editor/founder of Fraction Magazine spent 10 days in Iceland. A number of the Bram’s Icelandic...
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Through the Eyes of the Vikings (8 photos)
All Photos © Robert B. Haas. Bergs and boulders form islands of ice and rock in the basin of the Red Glacier, Alaska. Since 2002, Robert B. Haas has focused exclusively on aerial photography in a quest...
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Cold Comfort Landscapes (3 Photos)
© Patrice Schreyer. For more than 10 years Swiss photographer Patrice Schreyer has photographed for the worldwide outdoor press. He also works for corporate clients like the well-known Swiss watch...
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Ice Age (3 Photos)
© Caleb Cain Marcus. Above: “Perito Moreno, Plate I, Patagonia, 2010.” Caleb Cain Marcus’s new book, A Portrait of Ice, depicts the glaciers of Patagonia, Iceland, Norway, New Zealand and Alaska. It...
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Circus Sirkus
Last summer, New York City-based photographer Jeaneen Lund spent five weeks documenting the first and only Icelandic traveling circus on their first tour. Images from her project,”Sirkus Íslands,” are...
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Photographing the Volatile Edges of a Continent
It is easy to forget that the North American Plate, the massive rock slab on which most of our continent sits, is moving. The powerful forces that shaped the tectonic plate’s eastern and western...
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The Secret Life of Icelandic Teenagers
“I’ve always found the general idea of being a teenager something extremely beautiful, sad and complex,” says Camila Svenson in an email interview with PDN. The rituals and transitions of teenage life...
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A Portrait of An Eight-Person Town
The Priest’s Ravine by Marzena Skubatz is a portrait of one of the smallest communities in Iceland, Solbrekka, which is situated on Mjoifjordur, one of the most isolated fjords in the country. The so...
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Reykjavík’s Nighttime Regulars
Kaffibarinn, a bar in Reykjavík, Iceland, opened its doors for the first time in 1993. The bar was an overnight hit, attracting artists, musicians, media types, and other cool kids and creatures of...
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Where the Seas Swirl and the Sands Whirl
“Zack Seckler | Above” features aerial photography from Iceland, Botswana and South Africa. The exhibition opens at ClampArt on June 27th. In his mission to capture aerial views of land, sea and...
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The Spectacle of Iceland’s Midnight Sun
In 01:20 (Hatje Cantz, 2019) Bastiaan van Aarle documents the continuous midnight sun in Ólafsfjörður, Iceland, during the month of July. His photographs create a record of one of nature’s spectacles,...
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