Norway

My experience in Norway

My journey through Norway began in the fjordlands, where the towering cliffs and deep, tranquil waters of Geiranger Fjord were unlike anything I had ever seen. The morning mist hanging over the water created a mystical atmosphere, and every shot I took felt like a scene from a fairytale.

From the fjords, I travelled north to Tromsø, one of the best places in the world to see the Northern Lights. Watching the sky come alive with vibrant green and purple hues was a surreal experience, and capturing the auroras dancing over the snow-covered landscape was a highlight of my trip.

For an unforgettable stay in the fjords, I recommend Hotel Union Geiranger, and if you want to chase the Northern Lights, book a tour with Tromsø Safari.

The Lofoten Islands offered some of the most rugged and dramatic landscapes I’ve ever photographed. The jagged peaks rising from the ocean created an awe-inspiring scene, and exploring the small fishing villages nestled along the shores felt like stepping back in time.

Driving along the Atlantic Ocean Road, I was treated to sweeping views of the wild Norwegian coastline. The road twists and turns with the landscape, offering endless opportunities for capturing the beauty of the sea and sky. It’s a must for any photographer looking to capture Norway’s raw coastal beauty.

For a truly Arctic adventure, I travelled to Svalbard, where the winter wilderness is home to reindeer, Arctic foxes, and polar bears. Capturing wildlife in such a remote, pristine environment was a humbling experience.

Back on the mainland, I visited Vøringsfossen, one of Norway’s most famous waterfalls. The sheer force of the water cascading down the cliffside was breathtaking, and I spent hours trying to capture its power and beauty.