H2O EditorialVatn er auðlind. Ísland er ansi vel í sveit sett, með vatnsbúskap. Á mann, hefur Ísland lang mest...
H2O EditorialWater is a resource. Iceland is pretty well-positioned, with water management. Per capita, Iceland has by far the...
Now it’s black EditorialSandy wastelands cover about 20% of Iceland, or just over 20,000 km2, mostly in the central highlands of...
The letter L EditorialAs a photographer, one should showcase their favorite places. Places one has visited countless times, yet which never...
The Road Ahead EditorialThe length of Iceland’s road network is just about 26,000 km. Under the authority ofthe Icelandic Road and...
Reading Sunbeams and Weather EditorialStykkisholmur, on the Snæfellsnes peninsula, is the place in Iceland where continuousweather observations have been carried out for...
Looking back VI EditorialIt’s good for the soul to glance backward—especially when the weather forecast looks grim. After a stormy low...
Looking back V EditorialWhen we page through the seven hundred photographs we published in September and October here at Icelandic Times,...
Looking back IV EditorialAs we look through the seven hundred photographs we published in July and August here at Icelandic Times,...
Looking back II EditorialWhen looking back at the seven hundred photographs that were published in March and April by us at...
Looking back EditorialAs the year draws to a close, it has been, in many respects, a truly positive one for...
Winter, Water & Winter EditorialIceland changes a lot when winter sets in. The land changes color, the rivers become less watery, and...
Grjótnes in Melrakkaslétta EditorialPhotograph of the day – Páll Stefánsson Midnight in Grjótnes, Melrakkaslétta 28/06/2021 00:22 35mm Midnight in Grjótnes, Melrakkaslétta...
Lights Exchange EditorialWhere are you?Asked Einar Th. Thorsteinsson editor of Icelandic Times / Land & Saga. Then the phone call...
Goðafoss the ever so beautiful waterfall EditorialIn Skjálfandafljót by Ljósavatnskarð and Bárðardalur in Suður Þingeyjarsýsla is one of the most beautiful and most visited...
Iceland’s Treasure EditorialIs it the waterfalls that make Iceland so unique? Or the volcanoes, the vastness or the sparsely populated...
North, South, East, West +3 EditorialThe northernmost town in Iceland is Raufarhöfn on Melrakkaslétta, Once a significant herring fishing town, it‘s now a...
Askja waking up? EditorialIf the volcano Askja/Dyngjufjöll, which is on the northern side of the highlands, between Vatnajökull and Mývatn, starts...
Thorvaldsen from Skagafjörður EditorialThe sculptor and artist Bertel Thorvaldsen stands tall in Hljómskálagarður. The greatest artist of the Nordic countries is...
Under the Arctic Circle EditorialMelrakkaslétta is a unique place in Iceland. Although less and less people keep a permanent residence in the...
