Yearly, more than 2 million tourists visit this isolated country with a population of roughly 360,000.
Incredibly challenging weather conditions and high consumer prices aren’t stopping tourists from their journey to this magical land. Why? It’s simply worth all the challenges you’re going to be facing.
Iceland has a nickname of “The Photographer’s Paradise,” and after stepping out of the plane (or a ferry!) and breathing in the freshest air ever, you’ll soon realize why.
Yes, you will need to plan your photography trip to Iceland very carefully, because it’s probably not like any other country that you have visited.
If you want to make the most out of your photography adventure, plan your trip in advance.
Here is what Ludmila Borosova covers on her free eBook, “My Secrets to a Better Photography Experience in Iceland”:
- The art of planning and prioritizing
- How to prepare for Iceland
- Some of the places you shouldn’t miss
Photo Credit: Ľudmila Borošová
