New ebook: Bird Photography in Iceland: Our 40 Favorite Locations
We wrote Bird Photography in Iceland—Our 40 Favorite Locations as a practical guide for bird photographers traveling to Iceland. We share 40 of our favorite locations and cover each area’s accessibility and avifauna, spilling our guts and secrets. We might overlook some excellent spots, but we do our best to recommend only places that have proven worthwhile for our bird photography.
Those who know our work know we have been active in bird photography for two decades. Our career started with birds, and landscapes followed.
STRAIGHT TALK, REAL ADVICE
We commit to an honest, direct approach and avoid veiled promotional content. We would share these spots with our photographer friends. The tourism industry has marketed birdwatching and bird photography in Iceland, so one might think it’s possible to photograph birds anywhere. This is not the case.
If you are planning a trip to Iceland with bird photography in mind. This is for you. It will save you a ton of time.
Einar and Gyða
TIME-SAVING INFORMATION FOR BIRD PHOTOGRAPHERS
Drawing from our two decades of bird photography, this e-book isn’t an exhaustive directory but a curated collection of 40 top locations that we swear by. It’s designed to optimize your time and enhance your photographic journey.
SHARING OUR SECRETS
Some of the locations have been our “secret” locations so far. We cover each area’s avifauna and accessibility and provide an interactive map link for your phone.
Bird photographers’ needs differ from those of bird watchers. While this book is crafted for bird photographers, we believe it will also benefit bird watchers.
- BASED ON OUR 20 YEARS OF BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY
- ONLINE MAPS FOR YOUR PHONE
- TIPS FOR EACH AREA
- TIME-SAVING INFORMATION
- SHARING OUR SECRETS
- MINDFULNESS ABOUT PRIVATE LANDS
We might overlook some excellent spots – however, we do our best to recommend only places that have proven worthwhile for bird photography.
This ePUB-reflowable guide ensures a seamless reading experience across all devices, allowing adjustable text sizes and colors.
Einar Guðmann and Gyða Henningsdóttir
