Story in Pictures: This is Iceland

Welcome to Ísland. The big, tiny island of fire and ice, and a language impossible for the non-Scandinavian tongue to pronounce. (Ísland, as Iceland is spelled in it’s native tongue, is pronounced Eess-lahnd–by far the easiest word out of the entire language other than “yes”, “Yá” (yow), and “no”, “nei” (nay). Try saying Ejyafjallajökull (Ey-ya-fyat-la-yu-kutl) or Þíngvellír (thing-vet-leerr). Yeah… that’s what I thought.)

We spent eight days in this barren, rugged, indescribably beautiful land, and we left indelibly changed, wanting more, needing more.

Here is just a snippet of the many things we saw and did.













More to come.

All photos taken by and Copyright © Mae Lu for thereafterish., all rights reserved.

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15 thoughts on “Story in Pictures: This is Iceland

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  2. OH MY GOSH – THIS PLACE IS AMAZING! I want to take my honeymoon here too. Really, I do. Did you take all these photos? They are awesome. I can’t believe how beautiful Iceland is. I am seriously in awe.

  3. HOLY SHIT. Amaaaaazing photos, Mae!!! It all looks so surreal, especially the second last photo! I’ve always wanted to go to Iceland. It’s like a whole another world. Looking forward to seeing/reading more… hopefully of you and your man? :)

    <3

    XOXO,
    Lily

  4. My gosh, the terrain is absolutely astounding. You took such gorgeous shots. Iceland has such rustic charm! Can’t wait for more…

    BTW, I’m using one of the pictures as my background now. :] Breathtaking!

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