Photographic publication devoted to the Icelandic horse, documenting landscapes, breeding traditions, riding culture and the unique characteristics of Iceland's native horse breed. "Icelandic Horses" presents a visual exploration of the Icelandic horse through the photography of Sigurgeir Sigurjónsson. The book captures the relationship between horses, riders and the Icelandic landscape while highlighting the breed's historical importance and distinctive qualities. Combining documentary photography with cultural observation, the publication offers an extensive portrait of Icelandic equestrian traditions. The publication documents the Icelandic horse in natural landscapes, breeding farms and traditional riding environments throughout Iceland. Particular attention is given to the breed's physical characteristics, including its compact build, thick mane and unique gaits such as the tölt and flying pace. The photographic sequences portray horses in changing weather conditions, volcanic terrains and rural settings, emphasizing the deep integration of equestrian culture within Icelandic identity. Beyond its artistic photography, the work also reflects on horse breeding, rural heritage and the preservation of one of the world's oldest pure horse breeds.