Here’s a story that I’ve never told. It belongs to one of my most successful photos in all my years as a photographer, and it was anything but a lucky snap. This photograph proves that photography is a lot more than a click of a button. It involves planning, dedication and perseverance to get the shot you want.
This is the Big Picture story of my shot of Bergsbotn.
We spent 10 days in a camper van exploring northern Norway and the Lofoten Islands and this was our experience.
I have always wanted to capture the stars. Ever since growing up I would sit outside my window and stare out into the endless night sky. Now I spend many nights out in the cold, watching the stars pass by and capturing our galaxy exactly how I see it.
In this post I’ll share with you my tips and tricks on how to make that happen.
Tags: Equipment, How To, Milky Way, Night Sky, Photography, Stars, Tips
This is a post I wish I had come across when the idea of camping at Yosemite dropped into our minds. We did indeed decide to embark on a 7 hour journey to one of the most popular national parks on the most busy weekends of the year in the United States – the 4th of July weekend. Without so much as a plan.
As far as dream vacations go, your first choice might not be a roadtrip around the country in a camper van. But it should be! A roadtrip is always our preferred method of exploring a new country, however with scandinavian prices choking any hope of a budget holiday we needed an alternative to booking a rental car as well as accomodation. We took the plunge, took advantage of the off-season price tag, and adventured through Iceland in a campervan in the winter for 9 cold days.
Tags: Adventure, Norway, Scandinavia, Trip
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