OK, so I hate it when my students shoot sunsets... but I did have to put this one in, just because I shot it at 11:30 last night. It's the longest twilight I have ever experienced, and it came at the end of a spectacular day. Blue sky and warm temps all day (after 4 days of clouds and rain), and all of Reykjavik was out on the street. I didn't stay up to see if it got any darker than this.

I met the SIM artists from the other location--from Canada, New Zealand, Germany, Italy, Sweden, etc. We will get together next week for short artists' talks and a small exhibition at the end of the month. I've begun some new work, but don't expect to see it here... it will be quite a while before anything will be finished. On Friday I head out with 2 of the other artists for 5 days driving along the south coast. At the top of my list is a visit to Jökulsárlón, a glacial lagoon full of floating icebergs not far from Grímsvötn, the volcano that erupted in May.