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Tobias Seeliger aka Tsunen

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Photographer & journalist commuting between Berlin & Reykjavik, basically covering urban life, culture and politics. Special field of expertise: Fire & Rescue Service. I run the photo agency snapshot-photography. Together with various media partners, my photographs and photos of colleagues are published worldwide. Author & photographer of various books on music, current affairs and firefighting.Getting ready to run photo workshops for german travellers in Iceland.

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Halbtagestour Reykjanes

Wer sich in in Reykjavik aufhält, hat von dort aus vielfältige Möglichkeiten das Land zu erkunden. Hotels und Touristen-Informationen halten ein wirklich breites Programm an Touren bereit. Das kann man alles im Vorfeld einer Reise buchen oder auch ganz spontan. Fast alles geht per Mail oder per Telefon. Tourismus in Island kann schön unkompliziert sein. Man kann sich in einer großen oder kleinen Gruppe zu den Sehenswürdigkeiten fahren lassen, oder sich einfach eine individuelle Tour mit einem eigenen Guide zusammenstellen lassen. Wer auf ein bisschen Action und das Gefühl von Abenteuer steht,

Reykjanes Peninsula – What to Keep in Mind When Visiting a Volcanic Eruption

The Reykjanes Peninsula, located about an hour’s drive south of Reykjavik, was long somewhat neglected by travelers despite its many attractions. It is, of course, famous for its geothermal areas Gunnuhver, Seltún-Krýsuvík, and the Blue Lagoon. Since March 2021, however, the peninsula has become known for its volcanic eruptions. Since December 2023 alone, there have been seven eruptions, making a total of nine eruptions since 2021. The region certainly hasn’t settled down. Currently, there is another eruption underway at the Sundhnúkur crater (November 20, 2024, 11:14 PM) on the peninsula, no

Cycling in Reykjavik

In Reykjavik, nothing is really far apart. If you just want to explore the city for a while, a bicycle is a great choice. In recent years, a lot has been done for cyclists here. New bike paths are constantly being created. Unlike many large cities in Germany, the capital of Iceland promotes mutual consideration among road users. If you don’t mind the constant ups and downs—the hills, I mean—you can leisurely experience the city’s sights in two to three days. For a quieter experience or a touch of nature in the city, you should explore the small valley of Elliðaárdalur by bike. The 10 km aroun

Caution when stopping on Icelandic country roads!

Dear travelers, Please do not park your vehicles in the middle of the road. Especially not when the road is narrow or visibility is poor. Stopping abruptly just because you see Icelandic horses in an Icelandic pasture is not a good idea. You are not only putting yourself or your rental cars (which you probably paid a lot for) at risk, but also other road users! Just take a few extra steps or wait until you find a safe place to pull over. The speed limit on country roads is 90 km/h, and that's what people do here. At least. With the usually low traffic volume, you don't expect to find a car p

A Beginner's Guide to Northern Lights Photography

What are Northern Lights? The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, and the Southern Lights, or Aurora Australis, are natural light displays in the sky, primarily seen in the high-latitude regions around the Earth's magnetic poles. These luminous phenomena are caused by collisions of energetic charged particles with atoms in the Earth's upper atmosphere. The current period of high solar activity increases the likelihood of observing these captivating displays. Where & When Can I See Northern Lights? In Europe, you have a good chance of witnessing this impressive celestial phenomenon in Finla

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