Tag: landscape
Some places in the world have the quality – sadly fewer and fewer – to restore everything to its true proportions. Human figures are a speckle in Nature’s balance, and so are their costructions. The path of a human being is long but not eternal. As a long road is only a strip of soil coated in asphalt that weeds and dust everyday threaten to take back.
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The small Icelandic horse in his thick coat of fur doesn’t mind listening to the wise words of the human. As long as crackers are dispensed acordingly to his taste.
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It always surprises me more to see things like a tanker in the middle of nowhere after a long trip than seeing a pink rabbit hopping on a electric blue lawn. And this surely makes the world more interesting. Not that I see many pink rabbits mindlessly hopping, anyway. In case you’re wondering.
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The unexpected breaks now and then Iceland’s natural patterns of snow, ice, rocks and weeds. The textural intrusion of metal wounded by the weather’s inclemency and of other man-made monstrosities bring subdued comeliness into the otherwise alien beauty of the wild scenery.
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