Photography

It is an honor to be interviewed by Keith Wilson, a legend, writer and journalist in the field of photography. In the past he has interviewed some of the biggest names of the photography industry. The latest issue of N-Photo features a interview about...

We have now made two trips to the volcano eruption. In this video we focus on photographing the volcanic eruption in Iceland during the blue hour and after dark. We share tips and tricks for photographers and show how the images are taken. Welcome...

We were ready to go photographing when the Geldingadalsgos volcanic eruption started. In this video we hike to Geldingadalur walley on the first day of the eruption. This was a unforgettable adventure. It is unreal to stand close to a volcano.

We were moments away from diving into a hot-tub with our friends after a nice dinner when Gyða´s mother called. The eruption had started. We happened to be in Reykjavík but we had already packed and planned everything in case the eruption would start....

Are you planning a photography trip to Iceland? Our new book: Photographing Iceland: A Photo Guide to 100 locations is intended to be the perfect travel companion for those traveling with a camera. Our goal was to make the book as practical as possible for...

In this video we go to Lake Myvatn in North-Iceland for some landscape- and wildlife photography. Our photography gear freezes over when we stop at the Godafoss waterfall and we have a unforgettable day in the Lake-Myvatn area.Surprising subjects show up and we bring...

In this video we print huge images. Probably some of the biggest photos ever printed in Iceland. One of them 113 m2 and one 43 meter long using different printing methods. We get to know the CLIPSO photo printing material and really put the...

Our Interesting Photography Projects in 2020 YouTube possibly saved our sanity and the few photography projects we got in 2020 possibly saved our photography as business. We are very thankful for the few photography projects we got. In this video we take a look at...

This video was shot 8th of December 2020. There was no way to know what to expect when Einar went out with Nikon D850 and few landscape lenses. Even the 500 mm lens came along in case there would be seals or interesting birds...