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Lone Skier
Cross-country. Solitary skier in the Bláfjöll mountains outside Reykjavík. Please see the post here.
Apr 15
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Rajan Parrikar
March 2024
Þorgeirskirkja við Ljósavatn
On this Good Friday. Þorgeirskirkja is new (2000) but its location is of historic significance to the Icelandic nation. Around 1000 AD, the pagan…
Mar 29
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Rajan Parrikar
Ferry Baldur
Ferry Baldur plies across the water body Breiðafjörður to and from Stykkishólmur and Brjánslækur. It is the quicker mode of access to the Westfjords…
Mar 14
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The Cosmic Night of Shiva
Mahashivaratri will be celebrated tonight all over India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, as well in enclaves of Shaivite influence around the world (eg. Bali…
Mar 8
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Light in Iceland: Drangaskörð
A visual symphony. A study in light: Summer’s night at remote Drangaskörð in Strandir, Westfjords of Iceland. Please see the post here.
Mar 3
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February 2024
Pumpkin on Sale
Fresh produce. Seen in the village of Morpirla, Goa. Please see the post here.
Feb 29
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Reykjavík Moon Rising
An opportunity missed. In Iceland you get only one chance. A couple of days ago I was wandering around town and saw the full moon rising. By the time I…
Feb 26
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Herðubreið – The Crown
The crater atop Herðubreið, Queen of the Icelandic Mountains. A video short is attached. Please see the post here.
Feb 24
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Misty in Goa
Painted stork enjoying the morning calm from its perch in Batim, Goa. Please see the post here.
Feb 19
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Brennisteinsalda
Sugar-coated. The colourful ridge Brennisteinsalda in the Landmannalaugar area, south-central Highlands of Iceland. Please see the post here.
Feb 13
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Smölun – A Preview
Smölun is the nationwide sheep round-up in Iceland that takes place at the beginning of every Autumn. The animals are guided through valleys, lava…
Feb 9
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Hvannadalshnjúkur, Blue Hour
Iceland’s highest point. Hvannadalshnjúkur (approximate pronunciation: kvanna-daalsh-nyookur) is a compound of Hvönn(Angelica), Dal (valley), and…
Feb 5
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