8-tägige Fotoreise durch Island zur Winterzeit | Nordlichter und Eishöhlen
Beschreibung
Zusammenfassung
Beschreibung
Nimm an diesem fantastischen, 8-tägigen Winterabenteuer teil, fotografiere die Aurora Borealis und besuche die berühmtesten Attraktionen und Regionen des Landes. Diese Fototour ist perfekt für Islandreisende, die spektakuläre Fotos vom Winterwunderland Island machen wollen und für begeisterte Fotografen, die einen von preisgekrönten und ortskundigen Fotoguides betreuten Workshop suchen.
Besonders in den Wintermonaten, wenn die Nächte länger sind, bieten viele Orte in Island großartige Lichtbedingungen für Fotografen und Nordlicht-Fans. Wenn die Aurora Borealis am klaren Nachthimmel erscheint und die arktische Landschaft am Boden erleuchtet, wirst du mit der Kamera zur Stelle sein.
Aber neben dem Glanz am Himmelszelt bietet Island auch unter der Oberfläche Orte von ungeheurer Schönheit. Deshalb führt dich dieser Fotoworkshop auch tief in die Eishöhlen von Vatnajökull. Die meeresblauen Eiskristalle bieten einen atemberaubenden Anblick und wenn das Licht von den funkelnden Eisskulpturen reflektiert wird, erfüllt sich für viele Fotografen ein Lebenstraum.
Diese Winter-Fototour steht Fotografen aller Level offen. Mit einer angenehmen Gruppe werdet ihr mehrmals die Gletscherlagune Jökulsárlón besuchen. Tief im Vatnajökull-Nationalpark gelegen, gehört die Lagune mit ihrer geheimnisvollen und stillen Atmosphäre zum Pflichtprogramm für Fotografen. Ihr haltet den Moment fest, in dem riesige Eisberge von dem Gletscher abbrechen und langsam Richtung Atlantik gleiten.
Außerdem besucht ihr den Diamantstrand direkt neben der Lagune, wo funkelnde Eiskristalle verstreut liegen.
Buche diese 8-tägige Tour, wenn du die Magie Islands unter der Aurora Borealis erleben und mit der Kamera festhalten willst.
Inklusive
Aktivitäten
Tagesablauf
Tag 1 - Ankunft in Island
Tag 2 - Wasserfälle und schwarze Sandstrände an der Südküste
Tag 3 - Vatnajökull-Nationalpark & Gletscherlagune Jökulsárlón
Tag 4 - Sonnenaufgang bei Jökulsárlón & Fototermin mit einer Eishöhle
Tag 5 - Der Berg Vestrahorn
Tag 6 - Das Naturreservat Skaftafell und die Ortschaft Vík
Tag 7 - Der Golden Circle & Rückfahrt nach Reykjavík
Tag 8 - Transfer zum Flughafen Keflavík
Gut zu wissen
- Wir sind lokaler Reiseveranstalter und Reiseagentur, zugelassen von der Tourismusbehörde Islands.
- Unsere Gruppen umfassen lediglich 10-12 Teilnehmer.
- Alle unsere Gäste erhalten eine kostenlose Sammlung von Videos zur Nachbearbeitung von unseren preisgekrönten Fotografen im Wert von über 1.500 US-Dollar.
- Auf unseren Touren nutzen wir komfortable Fahrzeuge, um Gäste sicher zu erstaunlichen Orten zu transportieren.
- Wir nutzen nur die besten Hotels in Island.
- Unsere Fototouren und Workshops werden von preisgekrönten professionellen Landschaftsfotografen geleitet.
- Wir stellen allen Gästen während der Tour kostenlos Steigeisen und Gummistiefel zur Verfügung.
- Während der Tour geben wir hochinformative und leicht verständliche Vorträge über Fotografie und Nachbearbeitung.
- Unsere Foto-Guides helfen Gästen aktiv, um atemberaubende Fotos von Island mit nach Hause zu bringen.
Disclaimer
Wir empfehlen dringend den Abschluss einer Reise- und Krankenversicherung. Deine gesetzliche oder private Krankenversicherung wird eventuelle Schäden im Ausland nicht abdecken.
Ob und wie eine Tour stattfinden kann, hängt immer vom Wetter ab, weil das Wetter in Island unberechenbar sein kann. Auch der Besuch von Eishöhlen ist nur möglich, wenn die Bedingungen es zulassen; außerdem sind Eishöhlen keine permanenten Gebilde. Was die Nordlichter angeht, so ist die Chance, sie zu sehen zwischen September und April am besten. Allerdings gibt es keine Garantie dafür, dass sie an einem bestimmten Tag auch wirklich sichtbar sein werden.
Termine & Guides
Winter 2019/2020
1-8 Nov 2019 - Guided by Mads Iversen and Oli
10-17 Nov 2019 - Guided by Mads Iversen and Oli
19-26 Nov 2019 - Guided by Mads Iversen and Oli
7-14 Dec 2019 - Guided by Raymond Hoffmann and Oli
16-23 Dec 2019 - Guided by Siggi The Viking and Oli
14-21 Jan 2020 - Guided by Brynjar Ágústsson and Oli
1-8 Feb 2020 - Guided by Siggi The Viking and Oli
8-15 Feb 2020 - Guided by Siggi The Viking and Oli
28 Feb - 6 Mar 2020 - Guided by Raymond Hoffmann and Oli
9-16 Mar 2020 - Guided by Raymond Hoffmann and Oli
Winter 2020/2021
1-8 Nov 2020
10-17 Nov 2020
19-26 Nov 2020
7-14 Dec 2020
16-23 Dec 2020
14-21 Jan 2021
1-8 Feb 2021
8-15 Feb 2021
28 Feb - 6 Mar 2021
9-16 Mar 2021
Video
Guides
Raymond is an award-winning photographer with a worldwide reputation. Known for his magnificent landscape photos, his career took off in 2011, when he was voted as ‘Best Nature Photographer’ by one of Europe’s largest online photo communities.
One of his photos was even elected as one of the best photos in the 10 years history of the organization. Raymond’s work has featured in various publications, from books to newspapers and magazines, and he actively takes on assignments for publishers and advertising agencies.
These days he works as a nature photographer, mostly leading expert tours across the stunning nordic nations. He is an ambassador for the Lucroit filter system, and has won awards in a range of international photography contests.
Siggi was born in Iceland and has spent most of his photography career in this paradise.During his time as a photographer, he early on found that his passion lies with photographing the beautiful landscapes and nightscapes of Iceland. One of his favorite activities is being out, chasing the northern lights and thinking of new ways to top his shots.
He has won multiple awards for his work, both locally and internationally, especially for his photos of the Aurora Borealis. Sigurdur has also written a book on the subject to aid everyone in getting the perfect shots of Lady Aurora and held nightscape photography workshops in Iceland since the beginning of 2012 with great success.
When the days get longer and the northern lights fade into the daylight, he turns his eyes towards the sun and the amazing midnight sun that Iceland has to offer with the golden hours that seem to stretch on forever.
Being out in nature with a camera and a tripod can be like a form of meditation – a soothing, peaceful experience that has the potential to lift you out of this world.
For Brynjar Ágústsson, a native Icelandic professional landscape photographer, there is simply nothing more satisfying. A former member of the Rimmugýgur Icelandic Viking Community from Hafnarfjördur, Brynjar is acquainted with even the most hidden corners of Iceland and knows every magical location like the back of his hand.
This former parachute jumper, windsurfer and mountain guide has amassed a wealth of experience from guiding countless photography tours, finding himself at his absolute best when outdoors in the wilderness with a camera in hand.
Well-versed in Lightroom and Photoshop, Brynjar’s work has been featured in many magazines, commercials and exhibitions around the world. He has a deep-rooted interest in keeping abreast with the ongoing technological and ideological advancements in photography, as well as a keen eye for composition and light.
With this Viking at the helm, you will be taken to the most epic arctic landscapes on an adventure to remember for a lifetime. Brynjar’s passion for Icelandic nature is quickly mirrored by all those who join him during every journey. Says the man himself, “In our photo tours, you are in the right place at the right time when the beauty of nature’s show begins.”
Vincenzo Mazza
Profilseite anzeigenVincenzo is a nature and landscape photographer. He has been doing landscape photography since 2010, mostly between Italy and Iceland. Born in Italy he moved to Iceland in 2015, after spending many months in that country during the years before to practice landscape photography.
He has been teaching photography and running photo tours since 2011, mostly in Iceland and in Italy. In 2015 he was among the winner photographers of the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year international nature photography competition.
In Iceland he become a mountain and a glacier guide, and he is now an official member of the association of the Icelandic mountain guides.
Regarding his approach to photography, he like to consider himself a storyteller. He believes that his pictures are the result of diligence, creativity and technical skills in the field but most of all unconditional love for nature landscapes.
He would define his pictures as “authentic”, they are a faithful representation of the reality at the moment of the photo shooting, prior to all the obvious adjustments which are essential to the optimization of the picture.
Regarding that aspect, he said: “Nature is so impressive, inspiring and magnificent! if I created pictures with Photoshop, mixing up places and different moments I wouldn’t be the storyteller I want to be. Photography is an interpretation of an evanescent moment. Intuition and passion are needed on the playground of nature”.
When one speaks of travel and landscape photography at its apex, his name quickly comes to mind. Well known locally and gaining recognition abroad for his ethereal landscape images, his works exemplify landscape photography as a fine art.
A former medical and corporate professional, Edwin has found his niche and true calling in landscape photography. Still imbibed with the commitment and dedication for always achieving his best, these qualities are now his staples, whether he is shooting for clients or himself, mentoring photographers that join him in the tours that he guides in Iceland, Norway, Canada, the American west and other parts of the world or teaching in workshops under Wide Horizon Photo Adventure.
Edwin’s excellence has been recognized by brands that support his projects. By virtue of his acknowledged skill and influence, he has been tapped to field test and help in the launch of a number of new photography gear. His works have graced both local and overseas publications and websites. Edwin’s images surely speak the language that draws attention and leaves an indelible mark of excellence.