When I was in front of Jökulsárlón lagoon and its floating ice sculptures, it left me breathless: enormous ice pieces from the Vatnajökull Glacier, thousands of years old, were slowly floating towards the sea to vanish forever. Recent studies on the response of Icelandic glaciers to changes in temperature show that they could lose 25–35% of their volume in a few years. As a photographer, I think it is a meaningful task to show nature’s fragile beauty and its dramatic condition, to arouse awareness of the importance of a revolution in the way of life and interaction with the environment.