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Where the fjord holds its breath
And the boat drifts between worlds
www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbMrX6IQeEU
In the hush between reality and reverie.
The soul remembers how to listen...
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The view out over the waters of Miðfjörður from the F711 near Hvammstangi, North Iceland.
The northern tip of the Heggstaðanes Peninsula in the foreground with Guðlaugshðföi and Ennishöfði (288m) to the right lost in the squall.
Late afternoon, North Iceland, September 2017.
Fuji X-Pro2, XF 55-200/3.5-4.8, 1/1250th sec at f/5.6, ISO 200
An ancient legend...
Wild, unyielding, and eternal.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=nyEN3MyXtrg
The power of nature lies not in its silence, but in its refusal to be tamed.
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Waiting at the edge of eternity ....
www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmPFlF4Tojs
© All rights reserved Anna Kwa. Please do not use this image on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit written permission
Standing tall above the Atlantic Ocean, this lighthouse rises like a sentinel over a fortress of volcanic columns. The orderly basalt formations, sculpted by ancient lava flows and cooled into perfect hexagonal pillars, curve gently outward as if unfurling toward the sea. Flecks of orange lichen cling to the black stone, evidence of life tenaciously gripping the hardened fire of the Earth. Amid this surreal geologic amphitheater, the stark white lighthouse becomes not just a navigational aid but a monument to the silent dialogues between man, stone, and sea.
Sopra l’Oceano Atlantico si erge questo faro, come una sentinella su una fortezza di colonne vulcaniche. Le formazioni di basalto, nate dal raffreddamento lento di antichi flussi lavici, si dispiegano con precisione geometrica verso l’acqua, come una corona di pietra plasmata dal tempo. Qua e là, licheni arancioni colonizzano la roccia nera, portando un tocco di vita su ciò che fu fuoco. In questo scenario quasi surreale, il faro non è solo guida per i naviganti, ma anche simbolo della silenziosa coesistenza tra uomo, natura e memoria geologica.
Route 85, North Iceland, late March 2025
Arctic Henge, North Iceland, March 2025
