Iceland, in Icelandic "Ísland", pronounced [ˈislant], literally "land of ice", is an island of extremes and contrasts on the edge of the Arctic Circle.
Volcanoes, glaciers, black sand beaches, natural baths: this country of 330,000 souls is filled with breathtaking landscapes that leave no one indifferent. While winter temperatures are extremely harsh, the shoulder season and spring are more clement periods ideal for exploration, especially for photography enthusiasts. But even at this time of year, you never quite know what to expect from the weather, which is why good equipment is essential to be ready to face all kinds of bad weather.
Photographers Yann Bervas , Giulia Woergartner and Lucas Cerri, who set off from south-west France for a few weeks, immersed themselves in the heart of Icelandic nature. A short photo-reportage of their adventures.
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"A road trip is truly a way to escape. Ask me to go anywhere on earth, and I always say yes. I love turning these experiences into lasting memories that stay with me physically and mentally."
"I had been dreaming of exploring the fjords of Iceland for nearly two years. I was not disappointed to discover these small fishing villages surrounded by immense mountains and impressive stretches of water."
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