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2024 Lofoten Photo Tour
The Northern Lights in the Arctic
Join us for a Lofoten Photo Tour where we will capture the most impressive and dramatic landscapes in Northern Norway.
From impressive fjords surrounded by massive jagged peaks, wild beaches, and snow-covered Arctic landscapes to picturesque fishing towns and magical light displays, including the Northern Lights, Lofoten is a winter photographer’s paradise.
We are running this Lofoten photo tour in February 2024, during the best time of year to photograph the spectacular Lofoten landscapes under the Aurora Borealis.
OVERVIEW
During this 8-day Lofoten Photography workshop, we will visit the most photogenic locations around the the Lofoten islands of Moskenesøya, Flakstadøya and Vestvågøya. We will photograph fishing villages such as Hamnøy and Reine, beaches with turquoise waters such as Vareid, Haukland or Uttakleiv, and impressive fjords like those at Flakstadpollen or Skagsanden.
February is the best time of year to photograph Lofoten’s snow-covered Arctic landscapes and the incredible winter light. Some days offer unforgettable displays of light and colors from sunrise to sunset while other days are full of dramatic and moody conditions. You’ll see very dynamic scenery and enjoy the opportunity to learn and capture many types of images.
The icing on the cake are the Northern Lights; there aren’t many places as photogenic as the Lofoten Islands to capture the Aurora, especially during the days leading to or following a new moon. Expect nights full of excitement as we chase the Northern Lights over majestic landscapes.
We will personally help you capture the best possible images during our Lofoten photo tour and show you the best techniques to shoot any subject in different light conditions: sunrise, sunset, midday, twilight, night, etc. Your camera gear and skill level don’t matter; together we will get the most out of your equipment and the experience.
LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
- Photo tour in February 2024
- Group size: 10 participants + 2 instructors
- Main topics: Landscape and Northern Lights (mountains, fjords, beaches, fishing villages)
- Main areas: Lofoten Islands of Moskenesøya, Flakstadøya and Vestvågøya.
- Northern Lights sessions (statistically one of the best times of the year to see the Aurora in Lofoten)
- Accommodation in typical wooden cabin lodging with sea views and close to the best locations
- Transport in two comfortable passenger vans
2024 Lofoten Photography Tour Itinerary
The itinerary of our Lofoten Islands Photo Tour is flexible and will be adjusted according to the weather conditions and Northern Lights forecast. Whenever possible, we will try to move to areas with clear skies to increase our chances of seeing the Aurora during the night sessions.
We always run our Lofoten Photo Tours in February as it’s an ideal month to photograph the ephemeral winter light from sunrise to sunset and to chase the Northern Lights during the long nights.
DAY 1: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
The photo tour begins at the airport in Leknes (LKN), where we will be waiting to take you to the first accommodation.
After meeting the rest of the group and giving a welcome speech, we will do a quick gear review session to make sure that your camera equipment is ready for the adventure!
Later, if conditions allow, we’ll do a sunset session and then do the first night photography session to capture the Northern Lights at Uttakleiv beach, one of the most photogenic locations to photograph the Aurora. Uttakleiv beach has plenty of composition opportunities that will give you a first taste of what to expect from the rest of the beautiful locations in this Lofoten photography tour.
DAY 2: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
On the second day of our Lofoten photo workshop, we will visit Vareid beach at sunrise, a location that offers one of the most scenic views of Lofoten’s rugged coastline. This place is a paradise for long exposure photography with waves, and you can also capture the dramatic fjords in the background.
We will continue driving across the scenic Flakstadpollen, doing different photo stops along the way until we arrive at the impressive Skagsanden beach. Here we will photograph one of the most iconic places in Lofoten on a wild beach full of reflections, vast mountains, and abstract patterns in the foreground. We will also make a brief visit to the Flakstad Kirke to capture this beautiful red church over the snow-capped fjords.
After a break in the afternoon, we will visit Vik and Haukland. Both of these locations are spectacular at sunset when the mountains are illuminated by the last hints of daylight.
If conditions are good for the Northern Lights, we will get back to Vik and Haukland after dinner to photograph them.
DAY 3: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
During the third day of our photo tour to the Lofoten Islands, we’ll visit the beaches of Storsandnes and Myrland to photograph the sunrise. During the photography session, we will also show you the best compositions to photograph this location at night.
Both of these beaches face north and have mostly clear horizons, which makes them a perfect spot to see and photograph the Northern Lights at night.
At sunset, we’ll visit Unstad, a very popular beach among surfers. The views from here are stunning during golden hour, with the snow covering the rocky coast.
We’ll check the weather forecast closely and, if conditions allow, we’ll be back at night at Storsandnes to capture the Northern Lights.
DAY 4: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
The next morning of our Lofoten Photo Tour, we will move to a new and idyllic accommodation in a traditional “Rorbuer” in Hamnøy, our base camp for the rest of the trip.
The Rorbuer are traditional Norwegian cabins, and our exclusive Rorbuers will grant us a privileged view of the most popular fjord in Lofoten; Reinefjorden.
From our doorstep, we’ll be able to photograph one of the most impressive views in Lofoten, and we’ll be a short walk from plenty of great locations like the popular Hamnøy bridge.
After checking in and leaving our luggage at the cabin, we will visit Hamnøy and Reine to look for different compositions, such as the Eliassen Rorbuer photographed from the Toppoya bridge, the yellow Sakrisoy Rorbuer or the Rorbuer at Reine. These towns offer some of the most jaw-dropping backdrops in the entire Lofoten islands.
If we are lucky to see the Northern Lights that night, we’ll capture them from the Hamnoy bridge.
DAY 5: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
On our fifth morning, we will photograph one of the most stunning sunrises in Lofoten, from the Eliassen Rorbuer. This iconic view is especially beautiful during the first morning light when the main peaks are illuminated.
After that, we will continue our morning shoot from the Reine Viewpoint, where we’ll show you how to capture wide-field panoramas and fishing villages using a telephoto lens.
After breakfast, we’ll drive to Fredvang to photograph some less popular locations. Despite being lesser known, these sites offer fantastic photographic subjects like jagged peaks, dramatic fjords, and traditional fishing cabins against dynamic backgrounds.
After our lunch break, we will do our first editing class, where we’ll show you all the techniques and best tips to edit your images.
If there are Northern Lights at night, we’ll photograph them either from Reine or Skagsanden.
DAY 6: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
The next morning, we will shoot the sunrise from Sund, a small town not too far from our accommodation. If there is a clear horizon, the light will paint the mountains and the snow in gold, giving us a breathtaking view.
Later, we’ll move to Nusfjord, where we can photograph different subjects like scenic roads, frozen lakes, and a picturesque town where we’ll see the sun rising above the fjord. It’s one of the most beautiful sights in this Lofoten photography tour.
Depending on the timing, we could do a second photography session at Skagsanden beach and Ramberg.
After our morning shoot, we will do a second editing class, where we’ll help you with one-on-one instruction as you edit your own images.
If there are clear skies, we’ll photograph the Northern Lights either in Reine or Fredvang, depending on the conditions.
DAY 7: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
On day 7 of our Lofoten Photo Tour, we will photograph the sunrise in Hamnøy or Reine.
After sunrise, we’ll drive to the end of the Lofoten Islands to the village with the shortest name in the world, Å. Here we will photograph a breathtaking lake and a series of cliffs from which we’ll see the end of the Lofoten archipelago.
As the weather in Lofoten is unpredictable, we can’t always photograph every place on our itinerary. So, we’ll use this day to return to any locations we haven’t been able to photograph yet.
We’ll also take more photography and editing classes in our free time, and we will photograph the last sunset and blue hour in Sakrisøy and Reine.
If the Northern Lights make an appearance, we’ll capture them from any of the locations where we haven’t been able to photograph them yet.
DAY 8: LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR
On the last day, we’ll do a final sunrise shoot at Hamnøy before driving back to the Leknes airport. We recommend booking your flights from Leknes airport at 1:00 PM or later to make sure that you can catch your flight in time.
PRICE: $4,590 USD
Deposit: $1,500 USD
A deposit of $1,500 USD is required to reserve your spot for this workshop. You can also pay in full at any time. The remaining balance is due 120 days before the start of the trip. If the remaining balance is not paid in full by the due date, you will lose your spot.
WHAT DOES THE PRICE INCLUDE?
INCLUDED
- Pick-up at the airport
- Transportation during the trip
- Fuel and parking fees
- Accommodation in shared rooms, single beds
- Photo guide services by professional landscape and Northern Lights photographers
- Photography presentations and editing classes
*BONUS
- Access to Dan Zafra’s full Capture the Milky Way Course (valued at $299)
- Access to David Aguilar’s Moody Landscapes course
- Access to the Lofoten Photo Tour Alumni course with more than 8 hours of video tutorials
NOT INCLUDED
- Flights to/from Leknes airport
- Private room in the cabins ($500 supplement)
- Meals
- Health/travel insurance (We can help you purchase the best travel insurance according to your needs)
- Telephone, personal expenses, tips, etc. and any other service not mentioned in the “INCLUDED” section
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What will I learn during this Lofoten photo Tour?
This workshop is mainly focused on landscape and Northern Lights photography with possibilities for aerial photography.
What you learn during the workshop will vary according to your goals and skills. Your instructors are professional photographers with extensive experience who will help you take your photography to the next level.
During the tour you’ll have the opportunity to learn:
Photography basics
Some of the photography basics you can learn during the workshop are:
- Getting comfortable shooting different types of landscapes in manual mode
- Learning the basics of night and Aurora photography
- Adjusting to the best camera settings in each situation
- Planning your sunset and landscape images
- Shooting long exposures using ND filters
- Enhancing your composition with the best techniques
- Designing your own shooting workflow to be more efficient in the field
- Basics of drone photography
Advanced photography techniques
Some advanced photography techniques you can learn during the workshop are:
- Creating powerful compositions that tell a story and engage the viewer
- Building a connection between your photography and your vision
- Becoming a master of light: learn how to enhance it and keep it under control
- Advanced landscape techniques like bracketing, focus stacking, or focal length blending
- Advanced Northern Lights settings and composition
- Advanced drone photography like aerial panoramas, vertoramas, and bracketing
Post-processing techniques
Some of the post-processing techniques that you can learn with the included tutorials are:
- Basics of Lightroom and Photoshop
- Preparing your images in Lightroom/Adobe Camera Raw
- Stitching of panoramas using different software like Lightroom or PTGui Pro
- Reducing the noise in your images with Denoise AI
- Sharpening your wildlife photos with Sharpen AI
- All types of blendings (exposure, focal length, focus, etc.)
- Light shaping and Dodge & Burn in your landscape & wildlife images
Your Instructors on this Lofoten Photo Tour
David Aguilar will be the tour leader throughout this Lofoten photography tour, and he will make sure that you get the best photography results and experience out of this trip. He will help you with your photography, technique, and composition in all your landscape, Northern Lights, and aerial images.
After countless trips to the Lofoten Islands, David has become a real expert, knowing not only the popular locations, but also some hidden gems. He has led many Lofoten photo tours before, and he’s very knowledgeable about the most photogenic locations, the weather patterns, and the best techniques to capture breathtaking landscape images. He’s also a master drone pilot and can help you with your aerial photography.
David’s main passion is traveling and helping others with their craft. He’s traveled extensively, not only in Nordic countries like Iceland and Norway but also across vast areas in the European Alps and South America. He currently leads photo tours in many different regions of Europe and South America.
He’s also a skilled post-processing editor and has helped countless photographers over the last few years with his online landscape editing courses.
Prince Berkoh will be the co-leader of the tour and he’ll make sure that you capture the best possible images during the trip.
Prince is a landscape and night photographer based in the north of Spain. His passion for photography has taken him to some of the most spectacular landscape photography destinations in Europe and South America.
He loves educating and teaching others about photography, and he’s given presentations on night photography over the years. He also has extensive experience, having led numerous tours in Nordic countries such as Iceland, the Faroe Islands, the Lofoten Islands, and more. In addition, he leads other photo tours in Europe and South America.
Prince will show you the best methods for capturing the landscapes of the Lofoten Islands, from the basics to advanced techniques like bracketing, focus stacking, panoramas, and other Northern Lights photography tips.
What to bring to a Lofoten photo tour?
You will receive a complete list of recommendations and a camera gear checklist in our Lofoten Welcome Brochure upon sign-up. Below, you can find a brief summary of things we recommend:
Photography Gear
- DSLR or mirrorless camera with tripod and remote trigger
- A wide-angle lens, such as 14-24 mm
- A medium zoom lens, such as 24-70 mm
- A telephoto lens, like a 70-200 mm lens
We’ve also written an article about the best lenses for the Northern Lights which you might find useful.
Clothing
The average temperature in Lofoten in February is between 35ºF to 27ºF (2ºC/-3ºC), but some days it could go as low as 5ºF (-15ºC). You should be prepared for cold weather and extreme wind. Some of the things that you will have to bring to this Lofoten photography tour are:
- Waterproof coat for cold temperatures
- Thermal waterproof pants
- Waterproof hiking/mountain boots
- Gloves, hat, and scarf/neck gaiter
- Microspikes for your boots are mandatory
- Foot warmers and hand warmers are recommended
You will find more items and details in the official list of recommendations that we provide upon registration.
Money
The currency in Norway is the Norwegian Krone (NOK). It would be more convenient to bring NOK from your home country, although if that is not possible, you could exchange it at the Leknes airport.
You can pay by credit card in almost 100% of the places in Norway, no matter how small the amount is, so you don’t need much cash for the trip.
Documentation
Please check if you need a Visa to enter to Norway. We can help you with the process.
Accommodation
During this Lofoten Islands photo tour, we’ll stay in shared rooms, at two different lodges, both of which are top-rated accommodations with superb views and close to our photography locations. For the first few days, we’ll stay in the Lofoten Basecamp cabins, which feature beautiful views of the fjord, and a sauna to relax after a long day of photography.
For the remainder of the trip we’ll be staying in the Reinefjorden Sjøhus. This accommodation is in a unique location, just a 5-minute walk from the most popular photography location in Norway and beautiful views of the Reine fjord.
* You can request a single room for an additional $500. Single rooms are subject to availability.
Hiking
During this Lofoten Islands photo tour, we won’t be doing any significant hikes. All photography locations are close to the parking lots and we won’t be walking more than 10 minutes to reach the desired spot. However, we do recommend being in good physical shape to enjoy this experience to the fullest since we’ll be spending most of our time outside, taking photos in cold temperatures.
What expenses should you consider for this Lofoten Islands photo tour?
Flights
The price of round-trip flights to Lofoten from Europe and the U.S. cost approximately $600-1200.
Lofoten has two airports: Leknes (LKN) and Svolvær (SVJ). If you are arriving from outside Norway, most flights will travel via Oslo, and then Oslo – Bodø, and then Bodø – Leknes/Svolvær.
Norwegian, SAS, and Widerøe airlines all operate flights to Bodø (via Oslo) from multiple airports around Europe. Widerøe is the only airline flying to Lofoten, with multiple flights daily to both airports.
There are also some limited direct flights from Oslo to Leknes. This is the most efficient way to reach Lofoten.
Meals
Meals are not included. Most days, we will eat snacks/picnic during lunch to speed up and maximize our photography time.
We recommend preparing to spend about $60-$80 USD on food per day.
Entrance fees
All the parking/entrance fees are included in the tour.
Transportation
Transportation will be included during the tour. We will travel in two spacious and comfortable passenger vans. We will also arrange to pick you up at the airport.
What makes this Lofoten Photo Tour unique?
Immersive
Our workshops are completely centered on photography: finding the best moments of light during the day and at night, and creating an intensive experience that is conducive to learning and taking the best images.
Intimate
Our workshops are limited to small groups with a ratio of no more than five students per instructor. This is also an important factor for providing the attentive instruction you need during the tour.
Exclusive
During this workshop, we will photograph the most famous locations in Lofoten as well as some hidden gems that we've discovered while hiking and exploring in the past that are rarely visited or photographed.
Dedicated
We will discuss your goals before the tour so we can create a dedicated instruction plan for you. It doesn’t matter your age or skills; we will design your plan and provide you with materials before, during, and after the workshop so the learning process is not limited to just the tour.
Proven
We have spent years designing national and international photo tours with successful results, helping photographers with everything from the simple task of getting off Auto to the ambitious goal of capturing complex images. Dan’s online courses have also helped more than 400 photographers over the last few years.
Unforgettable
Beyond the photography, our workshops help build strong bonds that last forever. After our trip, you’ll feel like you have been with a group of friends rather than on a standard tour. We are thankful to have plenty of repeat clients who keep traveling and learning with us.
Frequent questions about our Lofoten Photo tours
WHAT EXPERIENCE LEVEL DO I NEED TO ATTEND THIS LOFOTEN PHOTO TOUR?
Whether you are experienced or just starting out in photography, you are welcome, and I am convinced that you will progress quickly. Together, we will get you back home with a greater and deeper knowledge in many photography topics.
Also, we can Zoom or Skype beforehand to discuss your skill level, knowledge, and goals for this tour.
WHAT PHYSICAL CONDITION DO I NEED TO BE IN?
All the places we will visit in this Lofoten photography tour are very close to the road, and we won’t have to walk long distances.
However, we will be driving, walking, and shooting a lot during the tour, especially at night when there are chances to see the Aurora, and the temperature can drop below freezing. We will also be walking on ice and snow, so we recommend being in good physical shape and prepared to be able to enjoy this experience.
AM I TOO YOUNG/OLD FOR THIS LOFOTEN ISLANDS PHOTO TOUR?
There is no age limit. This trip is perfect for anyone over 18 years old who wants to photograph the Lofoten islands with us.
CAN I BRING MY DRONE?
Capture the Atlas is drone-friendly. Dan is an experienced drone pilot and can help you with your drone photography. However, we are not responsible for accidental damage or fines if you fly it in restricted areas.
Our Happy Students!
I’ve had the opportunity to work with and help countless photographers in Lofoten over the last few years:
The trip of a lifetime was made even more incredible by Capture The Atlas and our guides: Prince and David! They took away the stress of having to organize and plan a trip of this scale on my own. The cabins were fabulous and the photo locations were unlike anywhere I’ve been before. The 1-on-1 photography instruction helped me get the best shots at each location. I also really appreciate the community that this team creates for each tour - the friendships formed were unexpected and very much appreciated. I can’t wait to start planning my next adventure with Capture The Atlas.
Lorrie Fisher
2023 Lofoten Photo Tour
This was my second tour with Capture The Atlas, this time in the Lofoten Islands in Norway, and it was an amazing experience from beginning to end. This was an immersive experience across the board, spending time shooting at carefully chosen locations, and interacting with our phenomenal guides. Editing sessions, and group learning with Dan, Prince and David were exemplary, and it continued my faith in the value Capture the Atlas brings to my enjoyment and passion of this great hobby. Carefully scouted locations and an intimate understanding of the area absolutely solidified my commitment to Capture the Atlas as my photographic tour vendor of choice. Absolutely the best in my opinion.
Chris Lamb
2023 Lofoten Photo Tour
The Capture The Atlas photo tour to the Lofoten islands in February 2023 was excellent. The tour leaders were great. In addition to picking good locations, both for daytime scenery and the auroras, they were extremely helpful at getting us to improve our photographic techniques, but did so in a very friendly manner, and as a result they managed to create a very relaxed atmosphere and a good group spirit. I'm looking forward to my next trip with them.
Brian Harrison
2023 Lofoten Photo Tour
Everything clicked! Everything Dan and Ascen arranged from the shooting spots to the lodging was first rate. They had all the photo shooting spots pre-arranged in a logical manner with a minimum of necessary transportation time. The final day's blizzard kept us indoors and Dan's knowledge of photo editing software and his ability to explain were emphasized by his making video tutorials of each session and forwarding them to us.
Am I impressed? I'm signed up for his Kamchatka Photography Workshop! Enough said.
Nels Johnson
2020 Lofoten Photo Tour
Dan and Ascen were polite, friendly, organized, punctual, incredibly knowledgable, and so professional. Not only did they maximize every day that we had to shoot the landscape, in terms of working around temperamental arctic conditions, but they also provided exceptional learning opportunities and teaching on so many things that were specific to my needs. I got completely off manual mode by the end of the trip, felt confident on my f stops and camera settings, and came away with close to 10,000 images. I cannot recommend them enough.
Petrova Jones
2020 Lofoten Photo Tour
What I liked the most is that they treated us like family and planned everything to optimize our time to enjoy every scenario that Lofoten has to offer, including midnight trips to search for the Northern Lights to see and photograph it!!
Mariane Yuri
2020 Lofoten Photo Tour
My wife Peggy and I enjoyed the “Dan and Ascen Photo Tour”. Dan gave us some helpful tips for photographing the Northern Lights. We also learned from him other techniques to improve our photographs. Thank you Ascen for picking us up from the airport, which was a very appreciated service.
Ben Yul
2020 Lofoten Photo Tour
I can't say enough about the experience with Capture the Atlas; It was fun, educational, inspiring, adventurous, and life-changing!
The knowledge the tour leaders David and JL had of the area, and the planning that goes into each day is self-evident and perfectly organized. In their commonly used words, this trip is INCREDIBLE, INSANE, and GORGEOUS 🙂
I would absolutely love to return on a trip with this great team to some other location. I’m sure it would undoubtedly be a fantastic experience!!
Praveena Bhairraju
2022 Iceland Photo Tour
Dan was a great host on my recent Photo tour of Southern Iceland. He is an excellent photographer and was energetic in his effort to get our group to so many great sites to photograph. I had great comrades along, which made the journey even more enjoyable. Would I make this trip with Capture the Atlas again? In a heartbeat!
Larry Covalciuc
2021 Iceland Photo Tour
I traveled with Dan on the South Iceland tour, September 2021. We had six "photographers" on the tour of varying experience and Dan was exceptional at working with us on our level. He was also accommodating by changing the timing of the itinerary due to the weather and the eruption of the volcano. The tour included, as advertised, some hiking to remote places to capture some unique photos. The weather dictated times to get out to see the Aurora and sunrises which were all impressive.
Robert Emery
2021 Iceland Photo Tour
Dan & Ascen drove almost 2,000 km to bring us to all the locations for photo shoots. There was fabulous enthusiasm amongst the group. We witnessed amazing landscapes and seascapes. Dan made it all possible, the “Dancing Northern Lights” would not be missed on this tour. There was a good choice of accommodation & restaurants.
Iris Anderson
2019 Iceland Photo Tour
I took the 2019 Iceland trip. Dan was very knowledgeable on the best photo locations on the island. In addition to the well-known locations, he also took us to some less visited locations that were also worthwhile. It is also a plus to have a tour guide who is knowledgeable about lodgings, restaurants, grocery stores, etc. in the area. One bucket-list item for all of our group was to see the Northern Lights. Dan drove to locations on the island where we were able to get two nights of good Northern Lights viewing. I highly recommend them and would travel with them again.
Kenneth Orloff
2019 Iceland Photo Tour
I joined Capture the Atlas in Iceland in September 2021 for the consecutive North and South tours. It was a trip of a lifetime with jam-packed days and unbelievable (and unworldly) sights.
They cater to clients of all skill levels and they were very patient with us. Especially since I didn't even know how to turn my camera on to manual settings the first day. However with their expertise (and once again constant patience) I really upped my skill level.
I loved how they REALLY knew the area. They visited and researched the areas for the tours to find us accommodations and hidden gems that we would never have seen or found if we had selected another company or tried to visit on our own.
Maleka Ali
2021 South & North Iceland Tours
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
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When you want to see the Norwegian Fjords and landscapes in all their glory, there is no better place than the Lofoten Islands.
This remote archipelago located in Arctic Norway is a feast for the eyes and for any camera sensor. Imagine snow-capped fjords raising vertically like knives from the ocean, majestic beaches with spectacular views, and picturesque old-fishing towns.
Now, add the magical and ephemeral light of winter and the Northern Lights at night, and you have the perfect recipe for an unforgettable photography trip!
DAN ZAFRA
