Now I want to see how I can describe an panorama taken alone inside a glacier, I really don't know what i have to say...

I decided to spend a week alone on the island, in this magical hell of colours, storms and new places to explore.

I planned hiking, sunset, sunrise and auroras in places I'd never seen before, but here I made an exception: I discovered this glacier last year, and like all glaciers in Iceland it remains difficult and dangerous to explore, if not with a local guide.

Since the day I discovered it, it's become an obsession for me, every time there I try to make a stop on the spot, but almost always, the unpredictable weather of these extreme areas gets hard, it's a classic.

I decided to sleep in a rented car for 3 days just out of this incredible place, I wanted to catch the condition that I said, I wanted to explore and compose as I said.

Once on the spot I had the pleasure of speak with an expert mountaineer who took people on a hike, after telling him about my work and my passion he wanted to explain the shape of the glacier, the "safe" areas, the most accessible parts and the equipment needed to deal with it.

Armed with crampons I decide to enter the area, strictly following its directives and the areas traced by the guided tours (I take this opportunity to discourage behavior of this kind, for me it is a job and I'm willing to take risks, despite having studied and being accustomed and insured to face extreme places). .
In my exploration I come across this incredible cave, the blue reflections of the ice, the warm light of the sunset, impossible not to be excited...