At the thermal springs in Laugarvatn, southern Iceland, I had the opportunity to capture the breathtaking natural beauty using my vintage Second World War Leica camera and colour film stock. The camera’s historical significance added an extra layer of depth to the experience, while the film’s specific colour characteristics beautifully enhanced the surreal ambience of the surrounding landscape. The resulting images are stunning, with vibrant colours and a timeless aesthetic that perfectly encapsulates the unique atmosphere of the thermal springs.
These are produced and printed in archival quality on the best paper.
Leica IIIc, Summichron f/2, Cinestill 50 @ 1/60, f/8. Cinestill C-41. Gyclée print, Epson Surecolor P800, 310 gsm Hahnemühle Photo Rag Satin paper, 24×36 cm on 32×43 cm sheet.
