Country: Norway
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Sakrisøy
Sakrisøy is a tiny island and fishing village between Reine and Hamnøy on Moskenesøya, known for its yellow rorbuer built over the water and for the views of the fjord and the surrounding peaks.
Read MoreHamnøy
Hamnøy is a small fishing village on Moskenesøya, built on a rocky point where the red rorbuer stand directly above the water of Reinefjorden. The village is crossed by the E10 and is reached over a bridge that gives the classic view back over the cabins and the peaks behind them.
Read MoreLeknes
Leknes is the main town of the Lofoten Islands and the administrative centre of the western islands, with shops, services and the archipelago's airport. It sits on Vestvågøya between the open sea and the mountains, and works as a practical base for reaching the beaches and fishing villages to the west.
Read MoreNorthern Lights session at remaining locations
Aurora photography from any of the locations of the Lofoten Islands where the Northern Lights have not yet been captured during the trip.
Read MoreFinal sunrise shoot at Hamnøy
Final sunrise photography session at Hamnøy, closing the photography programme with the last morning light on the village and Reinefjorden.
Read MoreReturn to locations not yet photographed
Flexible session used to return to locations across the Lofoten Islands that the weather has so far prevented from being photographed, chosen according to the conditions of the day.
Read MoreLast sunset and blue hour in Sakrisøy and Reine
Closing sunset and blue-hour photography session among the cabins of Sakrisøy and Reine, working the yellow rorbuer and the fjord as the last light leaves the mountains.
Read MorePhotography at Å
Photography at Å, where a small lake and a series of cliffs sit at the western end of the Lofoten Islands, looking out toward the open sea at the end of the archipelago.
Read MoreNorthern Lights session at Reine or Fredvang (clear skies permitting)
Night photography of the Northern Lights from Reine or Fredvang, chosen according to the conditions and the clarity of the sky.
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