Five Winter Days in Iceland: Stefan Verraedt’s Photo Diary
ReykjavÃk’s rooftops, a waterfall edged with icicles and a pink sky over floating ice give Stefan Verraedt’s winter photographs a varied r...
ReykjavÃk’s rooftops, a waterfall edged with icicles and a pink sky over floating ice give Stefan Verraedt’s winter photographs a varied r...
Snow makes Bern’s rooftops look carefully outlined, while the evening lights gather around towers and windows. Down by the Aare, the city ...
A corridor of icicles opens overhead, and a small figure beneath it suddenly looks very small indeed. These New Hampshire Ice Castles imag...
Jokkmokk’s winter market brings people into the streets when the season might otherwise encourage staying indoors. Stalls, performances an...
Winter does not have one mood. It can be bright and playful around a blue house, quiet beside a forest path or full of movement along an u...
A ski region is more than the number printed beside its piste map. Where you stay, how you reach the lifts and what you want to do after s...
Vatnajökull is not one blue cave or one viewpoint. Iceland’s great ice cap feeds a varied landscape of glacier tongues, lagoons and mounta...
Mount Fuji has a distinctive outline, but the foreground can make each photograph feel new. A red pagoda, a quiet lake or flowering branch...
A bright aurora is a wonderful sight, but the mountains, water and small buildings beneath it make these photographs worth a longer look. ...
The hut almost disappears into the woodland until warm light reveals its entrance. Kolarbyn’s archive photographs make a simple forest she...
Some streets lead the eye straight toward a landmark. Banff Avenue’s mountain backdrop gives an ordinary town scene an extraordinary horiz...
A mountain photograph can start a ski-trip wishlist. Choosing the right base takes a little more thought. The original 2014 feature includ...