Black and white photograph of the Black Church at Búðir with a wooden cross in Iceland, by Bret Culp.

Black Church of Búðir (Búðakirkja), Iceland, 2017

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The Black Church at Búðir in Iceland transcends its visual simplicity, embodying the resilience and faith of the Icelandic people. Originally built in 1703 by a determined widow granted a special decree from the King of Denmark, the church stands as a beacon of solitude, unity and perseverance in the harsh environment. The black facade, echoing the volcanic origins of the surrounding land, represents a strong contrast between human spirituality and nature's raw power amidst the ever-changing landscape.

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