Behind the lens

https://issuu.com/mydestinationreykjavik/docs/ir_-_4/96 The magazine Iceland Review is one of the oldest and prestigious magazines in Iceland.  The latest issue of the magazine features a interview with us about our photography and life on the road. We met the author of the article when we were in...

Using our floating hides for bird photography is becoming our favorite method for birds. We are using two hides from from floating-hide.com that have proven to be exactly what we need. This blog is not sponsored so this is simply my opinion after three...

Flying over the highlands in Iceland is always a adventure. It is the beginning of April and we took a flight with Circle Air, air tour company on a bright sunny day where there was a complete whiteout in the highlands. We photographed the Holuhraun...

We have been active in photographing in the past few weeks. This video is from a part of our travel around Iceland. It´s winter, and this shows the magnificent Goðafoss waterfall in winter conditions.

https://youtu.be/-iYQjTxnWkQ Late February we went to Grimsey island. The plan was to go there and shoot some winter scenes. The trip proved to be amazing. We did get northern lights, amazing sunrises and had a great time photographing. Going to Grimsey in February is not...

https://youtu.be/UgEj5eYAGHM What do you do when you have had it with office hours post-processing photos or writing? Well.. go out into the snow. Find something to photograph. This time we went into Eyjafjordur near Akureyri, found some horses to shoot. We also made a short video...

Everything is black after dark if there is no moonlight. No moonlight, no details in the mountains or the landscape. I prefer having some moonlight when photographing northern lights. Those were the conditions we had when we went from Akureyri to Myvatn few days...

https://vimeo.com/207947690 Despite a winter which reminds more of a bad spring-weather than a real winter the birds in my backyard have been busy searching for food. I have been feeding these beautiful creatures, especially when it is freezing. The favorite food is pears, even though...

For the past few years a Common Blackbird (Turdus merula) and a Eurosian Blackcap (Sylvia atricapilla) have been regular visitors in our backyard. Those tiny visitors put their trust on getting some food over the winter and there is something romantic about attending them...