These black streaks in the ice are not dirt.
They are volcanic ash that fell during ancient eruptions, trapped between snowfalls, and compressed over centuries until they became ice. Each dark layer is an eruption. Each blue layer is a year of accumulated snow.
This block drifting on the Vatnajökull lake is an archive. It contains more history than any book. It is melting.
Jökulsárlón, Iceland, spring 2026.
Features:
1- Matte Fine Art print (print only): Fine Art print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag Ultra Smooth paper (305g/m2), with a matte, soft, and very natural finish, ideal for a subtle interpretation of light.
2 - Direct print on Alu Dibond (matte): high-definition direct printing on a 3mm aluminum Dibond panel, matte finish, for a contemporary, graphic, and glare-free look.
3 - Glossy photo print on aluminum (laminated): Fuji Crystal Archive glossy photo print, mounted on a 3mm aluminum Dibond panel and protected by a glossy laminate film, offering brilliance and detail in a lighter finish.
4 - Glossy photo print under Acrylic glass: Fuji Crystal Archive glossy photo print, mounted on a 3mm aluminum Dibond panel and protected by 2mm glossy acrylic glass for maximum depth and intensity.
Production & shipping: Prints are produced and shipped directly by the high-end photo lab WhiteWall, which is internationally recognized and regularly awarded. Each piece is packed by the lab with professional care to ensure optimal protection during transport. Shipping costs are calculated separately based on the format.
Print files are also available for download (here).