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The Lofoten Islands are one of my favourite places I have ever visited. Scenes like this are everywhere – which is a problem in itself as you want to stop every 200 meters to take photos. Usually, you would have to share photo spots like this with a billion other tourists, but I went there off-season as usual and barely met other camera enthusiasts.
Images like this make me think – Back before they built these bridges, getting around was a super pain! For every little trip, you had to take some sort of boat, navigate the currents, and ideally not crash into random rocks … Amazing how over the last many years we managed to remove many of these obstacles.
The Lofoten Islands in Norway have many awesome photography spots! This one here is called ‘The Dragons Eye’ – but there are two things that I might have messed up a little.
Is up down? Or down up? This photo here from Norway shows one of the most beautiful reflections I have ever seen. The sky was rather empty, but I felt like in this case simplicity was key! Imagine waking up in the morning and this is your view!
The view everyone wants, the view no one gets hehe. I had to work to get that sky in here, but the result looks exactly how I imagined the perfect night scene on the Lofoten Islands in Norway.