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Photograph by Brooks Walker The north coast port town of Húsavík, reputedly Europe’s whale-watching capital, attracts visitors interested in whale-watching, birding, and sailing adventures in Skjálfandi Bay. |
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Photograph by Brooks Walker Visitors create their own heat at a thermal zone at the Krafla caldera in northern Iceland. Lava flow from the 1980s (upper left) still mars the landscape. |
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Cold Water Surfing, IcelandOn Iceland's west coast, surfer and photographer Chris Burkard captured surfer Keith Malloy heading toward the river mouth of Vatnajokull glacier. According to Burkard, Malloy—a veteran of cold water surfing—said that the water on this day was the coldest he had ever been in. |
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Photograph by Brooks Walker Quaint farmhouses line the Skálavegur Road as it passes through Ysti-Skáli, along Iceland’s south coast. Despite sitting at the foot of Eyjafjallajökull, the community was relatively unaffected by last year’s eruption.] |
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