Wild Photography Holidays

HIGHLIGHTS Scenically located hotels  •  Unique birdlife  •  Northern Lights  •  Reindeer & arctic light  •  Steller’s & King Eider  •  Cormorants & Guillemots  •  Puffins in the snow  •  Low light photography  •  Coastal landscapes  •  Traditional colourful houses  •  Remote lighthouses INTRODUCTION This is an exciting new photographic adventure to the Varanger Peninsula in Norway. Varanger is located in Finmark, the most northeastern part of Norway. Arctic landscapes remain a firm favourite with our guests and this trip truly takes us to one of Norway’s most remarkable and little visited arctic areas. Varanger is world renowned for it’s incredible birdlife. Our adventure begins in the ...Read more >

HIGHLIGHTS Northern lights  •  Ice encrusted waterfalls  •  Bizarre lava formations  •  Volcanic craters  •  Geothermal spa pool  •  Frozen lakes and snowy landscapes  •  Steaming lava fissures  •  Tabletop mountains  •  Two flights across Iceland  •  Mývatn Spa Baths INTRODUCTION Our exciting new winter trip is located in one of North Iceland’s premier photographic locations, Mývatn. Participants will be blown away by the diversity and uniqueness of the photographic locations. Leaving Reykjavík on Day 2, we fly north to a truly icelandic winter wonderland. Weird, wonderful snowy landscapes, geothermal phenomena, frozen lakes, wacky lava formations, ice encrusted waterfalls with some ...Read more >

This Lofoten Islands photography holiday is all about capturing these magnificent Arctic landscapes during the winter months of February and March. Following on from our very popular summer photography holiday, we are now delighted to open up this spectacular archipelago during winter months to keen photographers. It really is another world. The Lofoten Islands, off Norway’s NW coast, have a truly invigorating and inspiring natural heritage with icy fjords enveloped by white, snow covered mountains and spreading beyond all of that, the Arctic Sea. We stay in Ramberg, just above the Arctic Circle, giving plenty of opportunities for dramatic low light photography at this time of year, ...Read more >

Located in northern Italy, the majestic spires of the Dolomites are widely regarded as the most photogenic mountain range on the planet, indeed it is rare to see an international landscape photography competition without at least one finalist image featuring these stunning natural formations. Once known as the Monti Pallidi or ‘Pale Alps’, the carbonate rock takes its current name from the 18th century French mineralogist Déodat Gratet de Dolomieu and is characterised by impossibly steep towers, spires, pinnacles, jagged ridges and sharp pinnacles that thrust skyward from the picturesque villages and alpine meadows below. These resplendent peaks are often likened to majestic natural ...Read more >