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Photographing Ice in Iceland
I have found that, in my many journeys to Iceland, photographing the ice tends to drive my passion like no other landscape. The ever-changing colours, shapes, and lumi
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This is Why Everyone Wants to go to Iceland
Iceland is booming. More than 2 million tourists visit Iceland every year. This comes as no surprise. As I am regularly guiding tours in Iceland I have visited the coun
Stuðlagil — The Magical Basalt Column Canyon
Basalt columns are a fascinating land formation that photographers are easily drawn to. When in small numbers, the multiple stacks of hexagonal rocks often form an idea
How I Took This Photo of Scotland's Most Loved Peak
A little while ago, I was excited to be returning on another photography trip to the picturesque Scottish Highlands. There was only one slight problem: I'd just fractur
Lakagígar: An Expanse of Craters and Lava Fields
As eruptions of highly active volcanoes continually leave their mark on the landscape of Iceland, it has become a land of constantly renewing landforms – strikingly dif
Drekagil Gorge, Askja Volcano and Holuhraun Lava Field
Drekagil, also known as the dragon gorge, is situated in the northern part of the Icelandic Highlands. It is a fascinating place with a fitting name, filled with lava f
The Mysterious Drangey Rock
Drangey is a small island rock surrounded by ocean streams and is hence a challenging place to visit. Sitting in the middle of the fjord Skagafjörður in the northern re
The Colourful Mountains of Landmannalaugar are a Photographers’ Paradise
There are several places in Iceland where you can capture a fascinating landscape — landforms and natural wonders that display stunning motifs and give you unique photo
How I Spent My Time During Dubai Lockdown
Until yesterday, it was more or less what I can call a total lockdown in Dubai, the city where I live. Today is a new day and we can leave the house following several g
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How I Spent My Time During Dubai Lockdown
Until yesterday, it was more or less what I can call a total lockdown in Dubai, the city where I live. Today is a new day and we can leave the house following several g
The Mysterious Drangey Rock
Drangey is a small island rock surrounded by ocean streams and is hence a challenging place to visit. Sitting in the middle of the fjord Skagafjörður in the northern re
Siglufjörður Town and Photography
Although the main attractions in Iceland—for both tourism and photography—are natural wonders, one should not overlook the role that history and the people play. The is
Drekagil Gorge, Askja Volcano and Holuhraun Lava Field
Drekagil, also known as the dragon gorge, is situated in the northern part of the Icelandic Highlands. It is a fascinating place with a fitting name, filled with lava f
Lakagígar: An Expanse of Craters and Lava Fields
As eruptions of highly active volcanoes continually leave their mark on the landscape of Iceland, it has become a land of constantly renewing landforms – strikingly dif
Stuðlagil — The Magical Basalt Column Canyon
Basalt columns are a fascinating land formation that photographers are easily drawn to. When in small numbers, the multiple stacks of hexagonal rocks often form an idea
How I Took This Photo of Scotland's Most Loved Peak
A little while ago, I was excited to be returning on another photography trip to the picturesque Scottish Highlands. There was only one slight problem: I'd just fractur
The Colourful Mountains of Landmannalaugar are a Photographers’ Paradise
There are several places in Iceland where you can capture a fascinating landscape — landforms and natural wonders that display stunning motifs and give you unique photo
Háifoss is More Than One Waterfall
The second highest waterfall in Iceland is Háifoss (The High Waterfall). Fed by the river Fossá (Waterfall River), it is located at the edge of the Icelandic Highlands
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