July 24, 2012

  1. Image by photographer Lola Guerrera from her series “Nebula Humilis,” captured in the deserts of Mexico

    Image by photographer Lola Guerrera from her series “Nebula Humilis,” captured in the deserts of Mexico

    (Source: plentyofcolour.com)

    2. January 10, 2012

  2. This rainbow volcano in Iceland, Brennisteinsalda, is one of the most beautiful places in the world. The name Brennisteinsalda means “sulphur wave” and was inspired by the sulphur splotches that color the volcano’s sides. The other colors occur naturally: green moss growing on the surface, black and blue stains from lava and ash, and red from iron in the soil.  If it weren’t still active I’d say we relocate the studios to Iceland, yeah? XX virin: Brennisteinsalda Volcano, Landmannalaugar, Iceland 

    This rainbow volcano in Iceland, Brennisteinsalda, is one of the most beautiful places in the world.

    The name Brennisteinsalda means “sulphur wave” and was inspired by the sulphur splotches that color the volcano’s sides. The other colors occur naturally: green moss growing on the surface, black and blue stains from lava and ash, and red from iron in the soil. 

    If it weren’t still active I’d say we relocate the studios to Iceland, yeah?

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    virin:

    Brennisteinsalda Volcano, Landmannalaugar, Iceland 

    (via detailhunter)

    3. November 1, 2011

  3. Capadoccia

    Created through violent volcanic eruptions of Mt. Erciyes and Mt. Hasan three million years ago, the region known as Capadoccia is known for it’s bizarre and gorgeous geographic features. There are carved churches, volcanic valleys, underground cities, volcanic lava-formed churches, and “fairy chimneys.” We’re obsessed with this place.