Nature's Wildest Canvas

A land shaped by fire and ice, where the elements are raw, untamed, and breathtaking.

The front of an enormous Icelandic glacier ends up in the glacial lagoon, where it is reflected in the water.
In a black and white photograph, the Icelandic waterfall of Skogafoss is taken in a long exposure.

In Iceland, land and sky collide in a landscape of extremes: volcanoes rise from ancient lava fields, glaciers carve deep valleys, and waterfalls cascade endlessly, each moment a testament to nature’s relentless power.

In a black and white photograph, the Icelandic waterfall of Skogafoss is taken in a long exposure.

In Iceland, land and sky collide in a landscape of extremes: volcanoes rise from ancient lava fields, glaciers carve deep valleys, and waterfalls cascade endlessly, each moment a testament to nature’s relentless power.

“This is a land in constant motion, where the earth reveals its ancient history and its ever-changing future.”

Matteo Strassera

Nature’s Wildest Canvas

Iceland

Average Number of people

per square kilometre

3

Vatnajokull Glacier

extension in

square Kilometres

8.100

Number of Sheeps

 in Iceland

800.000

Nature’s Wildest Canvas

Iceland

Average Number of peopeple

per square Kilometres

3

Vatnajokull Glacier extension

in square Kilometres

8.100

Number of Sheeps

 in Iceland

800.000

Nature’s Wildest Canvas

Iceland

Average number

of people per

square kilometre

3

Vatnajokull Glacier

extension in square

Kilometres

8.100

Number of Sheeps

 in Iceland

800.000

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