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Vik is a lovely little town, placed in between high hills that give it a very secluded and cosy feeling.
The black beach of Vík is one of the loveliest ones that are easily reacheble, with a panoramic view of the special rock formation just off the coast. Colonies of artic terns and puffins can be seen at the west end (right side as facing the ocean) of the beach.
The Hopperstad stave church, 1994. One of the best examples of these wooden churches built all over northern Europe in the 11th - 12th centuries and now only to be found in Norway. The exteriors are embellished with dragons and other beasts, similar to those found on the prows of Viking ships and the interiors and porches full of wonderful mediaeval carvings and decorations.
This is Vik in her post-accident, really not wanting to be photographed phase.
(One day I'll work out the perfect metering for her freckles...)
A roll of film we just found... from sometime in 2010, probably the first ever roll I shot on my Bronica ETRS
This is an HDR picture of the waves hitting the rocks at Vik. The weather provided an excellent oppurtunity for an HDR picture.
Vik Church (Vikurkirkja) situated on a hill overlooking the village was built between 1930-1934. The sea stacks in the background are known as Reynisdrangar.
Vik is a lovely little town, placed in between high hills that give it a very secluded and cosy feeling.
The black beach of Vík is one of the loveliest ones that are easily reacheble, with a panoramic view of the special rock formation just off the coast. Colonies of artic terns and puffins can be seen at the west end (right side as facing the ocean) of the beach.
Net als vorig jaar stoppen we in Vik. En net als eerder vandaag stroomt de hele bus leeg naar dezelfde rij + kassa. Gelukkig gaat een deel eerst naar de WC zodat ik na 'al' 20 minuten wat te eten heb. Ik neem me heilig voor om nooit meer met zo'n grote groep op pad te gaan. Al wist ik het niet van tevoren vandaag.