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23/08/2026

iPhone vs. 35mm film at the world's most isolated house.

Same view, two completely different feelings passing by Elliðaey.

Which vibe do you prefer?



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19/08/2026

Green season has returned to Iceland!

Over the last three years, chasing auroras meant countless sleepless nights, sub-zero winds, and driving across completely empty roads at midnight. Yet, standing beneath a glowing sky is something you simply never get used to.

Swipe through for some of my favorite moments across the island.

Which spot is your favourite? Let me know below! 👇🏼



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12/08/2026

Just a quick peek at today's eclipse.

Shot hand-held through solar glasses. Turned out pretty clean.

Swipe for the sequence.



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09/08/2026

There's only about one week left to see the puffins in Iceland.

📍 Látrabjarg | August 12, Peak at 17:44 GMT:

Right at this location, the puffins are getting the ultimate send-off: a total solar eclipse peaking at 17:44 local time, just days before they leave the cliffs.

By mid August, millions of puffins head back out to the open ocean almost overnight for the winter.



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26/07/2026

Still not convinced Landmannalaugar is actually planet Earth.

Swipe through to see the unreal colors of this otherworldly landscape in summer.



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05/07/2026

03/06/2026

Glacier therapy.

01/05/2026

Between two continents.

Snorkelling in the Silfra Fissure is like floating through space. The water is filtered through lava rock for decades, making it some of the clearest, and coldest (2°C), on Earth.

Definitely one of the most surreal experiences I've had in Iceland so far.

23/04/2026

April in Iceland is a season of transformation.

As the snow in the highlands begins to melt, sediment-rich water carves its way across the black sand beaches and into the Atlantic, creating these hypnotic, ever-changing patterns.

19/04/2026

This Northern Lights season truly didn't disappoint.