New Years Eve

Icelandic New Years Eve tradition involves buying shit loads of fireworks and having the majority fired up into the sky for about 30 minutes before and after the stroke of 12. I was lucky to spend my evening with my my good friend Maria and her family in their perfectly positioned penthouse apartment over looking the city. Absolutely incredible evening and one of the best firework displays I have ever seen. Perfect way to celebrate the turning of a new year and that reminds me

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE, HOPE ITS A GOOD ONE

Snowy night in the local graveyard

Pig-e-ons of Iceland

Merry Christmas

RIP John Lennon 8 December 1980

December 8th 1980 marked one of the worst days for Beatle lovers when John Lennon was tragically killed. Yoko Ono as a tribute to John reserected, here in Iceland, her Light House idea which we now call the Imagine Peace Tower located on Viðey Island. Every year the tower is lit between John Lennons birthday 9 October and his sad demise on 8 December. Thus last night we felt it nessesary to do our part to remember John by including abit extra to the usual tour. Guests carried a torch to the tower and sent a wish with a floating candle out into the sea. Incredible dynamic skies made the remembrance even more powerful.

To see the northern lights many say you need to leave the light polluted capital city, however occasionally you don't and on these evenings you can get photographs like these. The glass building in most of these photographs is called Harpa, a conference and concert hall designed by Danish architectural firm Henning Larsen Architects and Icelandic Batteriid Architects. Officially completed on the 20 August, Icelands Culture Night.

Northern Lights in Reykjavik City Centre

The Northern Lights on the evening of 31st October were incredible and i was lucky to photograph them. My mother came over for a week and unfortunately we were unable to see them due to the unfavorable weather conditions but on the eve of her flight we had some of the best NL formations this Autumn.