Iceland
Iceland Is Unlike Anywhere Else on Earth
‘On Her Terms’
‘A Land Shaped by Women’ Trailer
A Gravel-Grinding Mission in Iceland
‘A Toast to Iceland’
My Mom Vala
Backpacking Through Iceland
Iceland, After Dark
‘Under An Arctic Sky’ Behind The Scenes
Drone Footage of Iceland’s Landscapes
Kiting Ice Lagoons in Iceland
Capturing the Beauty of Iceland
Drones Descend on Iceland
Finding Perfect Singletrack in Iceland
The Tale of Two Unlikely Cold Water Surfers
Hunting for Waves in Iceland Is a Compromise
Chris Burkard Studio’s ‘Under an Arctic Sky’ Trailer
Peaceful Drone Footage from a Journey Through Iceland
Exploring the “Why” Behind Adventure Sports
The Most Breathtaking Places in the World Are in Iceland
A Reminder from Nature that Nothing Lasts Forever
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In our ongoing Weekly Escape series, we aim to transport you from your desk to an incredible place in 2 minutes or less. This week we travel with filmmaker Henry Jun Wah Lee of Evosia Studios. The film, aptly titled Ephemeral, profiles Iceland in its various states of change, from long days of summer to long winter nights. As he wrote, “As humans, we expect everything to be the same day in and day out. But if we look to nature, we see that nothing lasts forever. The universe is in a constant state of change.” You can follow Evosia on Facebook here and on Instagram here.
