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FOR PERSON
9 days and 8 nights 
November 18-26, 2024
Reyjkavik, Iceland
Suitable for all photographic levels
Available locations (No availability)
Reyjkavik, Iceland
Discover Iceland’s incredible winter beauty through your lens on this exciting photographic journey! Join us as we explore the white landscapes of this magical country. You will delight in capturing sunrises and sunsets alongside volcanic beaches adorned with icebergs, majestic glaciers, breathtaking mountains and stunning waterfalls. Longer nights will give you the opportunity to photograph stars and the famous Northern Lights. You will be accompanied by professional photographers who will give you tips and techniques to capture spectacular images.
During the trip, we will explore fascinating places such as the imposing waterfalls of Skógafoss, Seljalandsfoss and Gullfoss. We will also visit volcanic black sand beaches, such as Reynisfjara and Diamond Beach, where you can capture the magic of icebergs from the Vatnajokull Glacier. Venture into glacial lagoons such as Jokulsarlon and Fjallsarlon to photograph the serene beauty of floating ice. Don’t forget to immortalize Iceland’s iconic peaks and rock formations such as Kirkjufell, Lomagnupur and Vestrahorn.
In addition to the breathtaking scenery, you will have the opportunity to explore charming villages such as Grundarfjördur, Vik and Höfn, where you will find picturesque churches that will add a unique touch to your photographs. Most locations are easily accessible, with short and easy routes, allowing you to concentrate on capturing special moments.
Get ready to return home with unforgettable memories of your Icelandic photo adventure. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to capture the beauty of the land of fire and ice and turn your photos into visual masterpieces!
Our adventure will start from Reykjavik.
From there we will start our route to the Snaefellsnes peninsula.
In this area we will be able to photograph iconic Icelandic landmarks such as the spectacular black church of Budhir.
the impressive cliffs and rock formations of Arnarstapi along its coastline and the iconic Mt. Kirkjufell, ¡¡¡¡entre many other amazing places!!!!!
The 3rd day will be our last sunrise on the peninsula, for which we will revisit the location where we went on our first sunset, Kirkjufell.
We will now take advantage of another type of lights in the area, which again will allow us to enjoy enormously during our session.
After sunrise we will head west to the Vik area.
Where we will be able to photograph the imposing waterfalls of Seljalandsfoss and Skogafoss.
At Seljalandsfoss we will stay until after sunset.
We will visit Skogafoss and Kvernufoss waterfalls .
We can visit the mountain Lomagnupur and south of the island, the cliffs of Dyrholaey, as well as the lighthouse that rules the hill, also visit the beach of Reynisfjara, this black sand beach is located at the foot of a mountain, attached to a cave with basaltic rocks.
We will visit Hofn, visiting the Stokksnes peninsula, where we will appreciate the Vestrahörn mountain.
After sunrise, we will head to Vatnajökull National Park visiting Diamond Beach and Fjallsarlon Lagoon or the more famous Jokulsarlon.
For sunset we will photograph Diamond Beach.
This beautiful beach is formed by black volcanic sand and thousands of ice chunks from the Vatnajökul glacier that fall into the Jokulsarlon lagoon, and reach the sea through a channel.
After sunset, we will take every opportunity to try to photograph the Northern Lights from the impressive glacial lagoons in the area.
Today we will wake up early to photograph the sunrise on the Jokulsarlon lagoon, on whose surface we will be able to take pictures of a multitude of icebergs floating on the water.
This beautiful landscape will allow us to spend several hours in the area without noticing the passage of time.
During these days we will continue exploring different parts of the park such as the church of Hof (Hofskirkja), and we will move to the area of Skaftafell, to photograph the glacier and the lagoon of Fjallsarlon.
On the 8th day we will get up early to photograph Diamond Beach again, this time under the light of dawn.
After breakfast, we will start the trip back west, and we will take the opportunity to photograph some locations that were left pending on the way out, as well as to repeat in some other where the conditions are different.
We will go to photograph one of the locations that we have left pending on the trip, the Gullfoss waterfall, one of the most extensive and impressive of the southern part of Iceland.
Depending on the weather and time we would hike to photograph another magical waterfall, in this case the Bruararfoss waterfall.
We will wake up in Reyjkavik where we will have a leisurely day touring the capital to enjoy our last morning in this beautiful country where we will later head to Keflavik International Airport and end our incredible journey through Iceland.
The investment for this photographic trip in a shared double room is $3,750 USD. You will be able to reserve your place with $1150 USD, Subject to availability at the time of application.
You will have to pay by October 1 at the latest, otherwise your place will be released and there will be no refund.
You can opt for the following payment scheme:
If you require a single room, this has an additional cost of $1050 USD. There are no reservations without a deposit.
We have the following payment methods:international transfer via SWIFT, Wester Union, Paypal and Mercado Pago.
We recommend SLR or mirrorless cameras with interchangeable lenses, but you can also participate with bridge, compact cameras or even smartphones.
To enjoy this trip we recommend wide angle lenses between 12 to 24mm, 16 to 35mm and if possible large apertures such as f2.8 to better enjoy night photography.
Neutral density, gradient and polarizing filtersExtra batteries, intervalometer and memories are enough for this trip.
Tripod for night, sunrise and sunset photosTravel organized by Feral Frame.
Feral Frame carefully designs each of the routes it offers, adapting at all times to the needs of the traveler.
However, due to the particularities of the country, it is possible that these itineraries may suffer variations in their route and places to visit.
In this sense, the guides/photographers reserve the right to vary the itinerary and/or planned activities depending on weather and environmental conditions, road conditions, etc.
Likewise, the photographer(s) guide(s) reserve the right to interrupt or vary the route of the trip in case of force majeure circumstances, such as illness, accident or theft of themselves or any of the clients who are part of the trip, always trying to ensure that in such a case these circumstances are solved in the shortest possible period of time, in order to resume the trip with the least possible damage to the content of the planned program.
Likewise, Feral Frame reserves the right to substitute the guide/photographer(s) of the trip in case of force majeure circumstances, such as illness, accident, or hospitalization of the same or of first or second degree relatives, among others.
In these cases, the trip will be carried out with alternative guides/photographers without the trip being affected.
We reserve the right to change workshop dates, itinerary or accommodations as required by weather conditions, political situations and other factors beyond our responsibility, without consulting the attendees.
Such decisions will be made in the best interest of all participants and their safety.
Should it be necessary to postpone a trip or change the itinerary due to bad weather, road conditions, transportation delays, government intervention, illness, volcanic eruption or other contingency, the cost of delays or changes is not included.
Feral Frame and its members will confirm the trip giving the green light for the purchase of the flights to the trip.
This trip confirmation is done when the minimum number of people considered for each trip is reached, in case of not having it at a certain date, the trip will be canceled and there will be no responsibility for the expenses generated prior to the trip (flights, insurance, purchase of equipment, clothing, etc…).
We reserve the right to cancel the workshop or tour prior to departure for any reason, including logistical problems such as strikes, wars, acts, volcanic eruptions or any other circumstance that may interfere with the objective of the trip.
All payments made by participants and received for the photographic trip will be reimbursed immediately and this reimbursement will be the limit of our responsibility.
We are not responsible for any expenses incurred by participants, including non-refundable or penalty airline tickets, special clothing, visa or passport fees, or other expenses related to the trip.
If the workshop is held and you cancel, you can do the following:
We assume no liability for injury, loss or damage to persons or property in connection with any service resulting directly from: detention, inconvenience, delays, expenses arising from quarantine, strikes, theft, robbery, pilferage, failure of any means of transportation to arrive or depart as scheduled, civil disturbances, terrorism, governmental restrictions or regulations, discrepancies or changes in transit or hotel services over which we have no control.
Reasonable changes to the itinerary may be made when deemed advisable for the comfort and welfare of the participants.
In the event that a medical problem arises during the expedition, resulting in evacuation costs, use of aircraft or repatriation, the responsibility for payment of these costs rests solely with the passenger.
We recommend that passengers ensure that such eventualities are covered by travel insurance.
If not covered by travel insurance, the responsibility remains with the passenger and we specifically disclaim any liability.
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