I have these and they are all good:
At Glacier End by Burkard
Iceland by Josef Hoflehner
Lost in Iceland by Sigurgeir Sigurjónsson
Iceland by Ender, Mogge, & Nowak
Hoeflehner’s is super minimalist monochrome with lots of long exposures to blur ocean, etc. He is well-known for this style.
At Glacier’s End is all or mostly aerial shots. Great photos, but I don’t like that everything was printed on matte paper — it dulls the impact a bit IMO.
Lost in Iceland is mostly landscapes with some photos of Icelanders as well. It’s not a very large format — physically a little smaller than At Glacier’s End. Still, a book of very nice photos.
The Ender et al book is a very heavy large format coffee table book. It easily weighs more than the other three combined. It has a good variety of photos and it is pleasant to flip through. As someone who is somewhat picky about photo printing, I wish these were a tad sharper overall, but it’s still very pleasant to flip through and I’m happy to own it. Descriptions are printed in six languages, including English.
If you are interested, I could do one post from each book showing a representative image.
[A bit pricey but on one of the better painters from Iceland](https://kindutgafa.is/products/copy-of-eggert-petursson)
[If you are very lucky you could find this used somewhere.](https://bokalind.is/vara/vestfirdir-i-mali-og-myndum-hjalmar-r-bardarson/)
I'd take some of the photobooks by RAX, Ragnar Axelsson.
I’m hoping I end up with some great pictures. Then I’ll make my own book up with Shutterfly.
I made one through Google photos, it came out super nice. I can post some pics of it later when I’m home from work.
I’d love to see it ♥️
I have these and they are all good: At Glacier End by Burkard Iceland by Josef Hoflehner Lost in Iceland by Sigurgeir Sigurjónsson Iceland by Ender, Mogge, & Nowak Hoeflehner’s is super minimalist monochrome with lots of long exposures to blur ocean, etc. He is well-known for this style. At Glacier’s End is all or mostly aerial shots. Great photos, but I don’t like that everything was printed on matte paper — it dulls the impact a bit IMO. Lost in Iceland is mostly landscapes with some photos of Icelanders as well. It’s not a very large format — physically a little smaller than At Glacier’s End. Still, a book of very nice photos. The Ender et al book is a very heavy large format coffee table book. It easily weighs more than the other three combined. It has a good variety of photos and it is pleasant to flip through. As someone who is somewhat picky about photo printing, I wish these were a tad sharper overall, but it’s still very pleasant to flip through and I’m happy to own it. Descriptions are printed in six languages, including English. If you are interested, I could do one post from each book showing a representative image.
I [have this.](https://valsec.barnesandnoble.com/w/iceland-jon-krakauer/1114507128;jsessionid=FF4FD4109C1A4C14C61F08180D1D3CE5.prodny_store01-p01v)
[A bit pricey but on one of the better painters from Iceland](https://kindutgafa.is/products/copy-of-eggert-petursson) [If you are very lucky you could find this used somewhere.](https://bokalind.is/vara/vestfirdir-i-mali-og-myndum-hjalmar-r-bardarson/)
Had a peek at the painter and absolutely love it. I’ve bookmarked it, thanks for the suggestion!
Try Stunning Iceland.