Interview with Liga Liepina
It can be difficult to put your own twist on things in Iceland – a place that is featured so often in the portfolios of photographers from all around the world. Thankfu


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Serena Dzenis is an award-winning photographer, author and journalist who is based in Iceland. She has written numerous articles for the Iceland Photo Tours website, both about photography in Iceland as well as the more general aspects of using a camera.
Well-known for her uniquely romantic photographic style and love for the winter season, Serena is not afraid of harsh conditions and in making the most of what this planet has to offer. Her open and friendly nature has seen her embracing challenges each and every day, teaching others to make their own future and to turn their dreams into reality.
It can be difficult to put your own twist on things in Iceland – a place that is featured so often in the portfolios of photographers from all around the world. Thankfu
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