The 27-year-old Icelandic geologist is among the few people worldwide researching Iceland's most dangerous volcano, the Öræfajökull. As a PhD candidate in volcanology and petrology, one of Helga's tasks is to make predictions based on models about where the magma flows and where it could erupt to the surface. Ciril Jazbec accompanied her with the Leica SL3 into an ice cave, which carries traces of volcanic eruptions in the layers of ice that are more than 700 years old. Ash and dust are preserved in the layers between the ice, telling scientists like Helga stories about the regular volcanic activities in Iceland.

"It simply feels smooth and natural when I work with this camera and I am in love with all the options for modern multimedia storytelling. Not to forget about the Leica lenses. These optics do not only capture incredible quality. Somehow, they bring a certain magic and soul to my visuals."