Olivier Joly // Terminus of the West Fjords

website: Látrabjarg

The story of Iceland's colonization appears in a manuscript called Landnámabók. It describes the discovery of the island and the settlement of the first navigators who landed between 874 and 930. The first chapters deal with the colonization of northwest Iceland, which includes the Látrabjarg cliffs, the highest in Europe. A dizzying path overlooks the waves of the North Atlantic from which these intrepid settlers emerged. Olivier Joly

• Photo format 40 x 60.
• American box, 1 mm aluminum lamination.
• Numbered print run 1/30 (all formats).
  
• Inkjet prints. Printed on Hahnemühle FineArt Baryta Satin 300g, a natural white FineArt inkjet paper made of 100% a-cellulose, free of optical brighteners, acid and lignin, compliant with ISO 9706. Printer: Yonnel Leblanc, Initial Labo.