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The Heart of Iceland. Pearls of the Highlands. Text Gunnsteinn Ólafsson, photographs Páll Stefánsson.
The Heart of Iceland is a true treasure trove for all nature lovers. Here, the highlands appear in all their glory in a magnificent interplay of information and images.
In the book, the Icelandic highlands emerge in accessible text and magnificent photographs. Its pages intertwine geology, natural history, folklore and literature. Magnificent photographs bring the narrative to life even further. And the reader is memorably introduced to the precious heritage that lives in the country's wilderness.
The book covers all the main gems of the highlands from Eiríksjökull in the west to Lónsöræfi in the east; from Jökulsárgljúfur in the north to Eyjafjallajökull in the south – the area often called the heart of Iceland.
Gunnsteinn Ólafsson is the author of the text of the book. He has decades of experience as a guide in Iceland. Páll Stefánsson took all the photographs, but he has been photographing the country's nature for more than thirty years. Here Gunnsteinn and Páll combine their strengths in a masterpiece that can safely be called an ode to Iceland.
The Heart of Iceland is a true treasure trove for all nature lovers. Here, the highlands appear in all their glory in a magnificent interplay of information and images.
In the book, the Icelandic highlands emerge in accessible text and magnificent photographs. Its pages intertwine geology, natural history, folklore and literature. Magnificent photographs bring the narrative to life even further. And the reader is memorably introduced to the precious heritage that lives in the country's wilderness.
The book covers all the main gems of the highlands from Eiríksjökull in the west to Lónsöræfi in the east; from Jökulsárgljúfur in the north to Eyjafjallajökull in the south – the area often called the heart of Iceland.
Gunnsteinn Ólafsson is the author of the text of the book. He has decades of experience as a guide in Iceland. Páll Stefánsson took all the photographs, but he has been photographing the country's nature for more than thirty years. Here Gunnsteinn and Páll combine their strengths in a masterpiece that can safely be called an ode to Iceland.