2 Day Private Photo Workshop of Iceland's South Coast

Your second day will be the mainstay of your adventuring, photographing one of the most beautiful spots in Iceland. The beautiful Jökulsárlón glacier lagoon belongs to the epic Vatnajökull National Park. The lagoon is filled with more than 300 massive icebergs of different shapes and sizes that break away yearly from Breiðamerkurjökull Glacier and drift towards the sea. Due to this ethereal atmosphere, the lagoon is known as "The Crown Jewel of Iceland".  More icebergs can then be found at the nearby sandy shoreline, Diamond Beach. The interplay of light, the dark sands, glistening ice, and reflections make this an excellent opportunity for stunning winter photography.  Already a photographer‘s dream, the scene may also include a brilliant display of Northern Lights, should conditions be favourable.  The glistening ambience of Jökulsárlón has inspired filmmakers as well as photographers, as evidenced by the James Bond films "Live and Let Die" and "A View to a Kill". Fans of HBO's fantasy series "Game of Thrones" will also note that many winter scenes from the first series were shot in the Vatnajökull area. The glacier lagoon, Fjallsárlón, in southeast Iceland may be less known than the famous Jökulsárlón—which lies to its east—but is no less a stunning site. It stems from a glacier outlet of Vatnajökull called Fjallsjökull and is again riddled with floating icebergs which have broken from the glacier.  The majestic glacier volcano Öræfajökull also towers over the scene and is home to Iceland's highest peak, Hvannadalshnúkur. This is truly stunning scenery, the glistening ice and snow of the water, its beauty and serenity making for an extraordinary experience and offering chances of great pictures.  Being less visited than Jökulsárlón, it offers additional solitude, where you can stand in awe against the breathtaking nature. When your time at these glacier lagoons is over, you will begin the return journey back to Iceland's capital, proud of the incredible pictures you've captured over the last two days.