Velkomin. This is where I keep some of my things.

My name is Jakob Vegerfors, a Swedish/Icelandic photographer with a never ending passion to find new views to point my camera at.

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My name is Jakob, and I’m a photographer/videographer living in Iceland, where I document a lot of what I see and experience. Past few years a big focus has been on the eruptions that have been happening out on the Reykjanes peninsula since 2021.

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View fullsize I'm so happy with how the photo exhibition and talk last week turned out! A huge thank you to everyone who showed up! 🙏🔥 The place was more or less full, with over 120 people in the audience. Including questions, I think I was on stage for a bit l
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View fullsize No walking please. 🌋🔥 #iceland #volcano
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View fullsize Long time no see! Finally made it home in time to catch some redness! #iceland #icelandvolcano
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View fullsize Smoking hot coffee made on the two days old volcano back in 2021 ☕🌋🔥 Those were different times, when the volcano wasn't really a threat to people or infrastructure. It was a bit of a festival feeling out there... And yes, the pot survived :)
View fullsize Shapes of the Icelandic Highlands... The variety of colours, shapes, and textures here in Iceland never ceases to amaze me. #iceland #highlands #craters #nature #earth #dronephotography #djiglobal #dji
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View fullsize Collection of photos from April 1st. I made it there pretty late this time, when the fissure had already died down. But the environment offered some interesting views. The area is still undergoing a lot of activity, but I'm not even going to try and
View fullsize An iconic mountain from some extreme angles! Image number three is made from a bunch of panoramas stitched together. All photos are from a sunrise hike I did for a YouTube video last year (you can find the full video in my bio). Ended up getting s
View fullsize A few abstract photographs of the colours in the new lava fields of 2021. The colours are enhanced, but not at all as much as you might think. Still some glow from the lava in the cracks. I think I have to study geology to learn more about what mak