
WINTER IN THE LOFOTEN ISLANDS
The Northern Lights in Lofoten are breathtakingly beautiful. This Photography Workshop focuses on exploring the stunning landscapes, including fjords, mountains, and fishing villages. Weather changes rapidly, so we'll be flexible and chase good light. Even challenging conditions can create epic shots.
March 11th - 17th, 2026
5 SPOTS LEFT

OVERVIEW
No words can fully capture Lofoten’s raw Arctic magic—where emerald Northern Lights swirl over frozen fjords and snow-dusted peaks plunge into ink-black seas. This workshop immerses you in landscapes sculpted by extremes, from Henningsvær’s fishing cabins clinging to granite islands to the wind-carved curves of Uttakleiv’s beaches. Every frame here feels like discovering a secret the world forgot, where nature’s drama unfolds in cinematic scale. You’ll witness firsthand why these islands haunt photographers’ dreams long after they leave.
We’ll chase the Aurora’s dance across icy skies, but also the drama of March’s fleeting light—storm clouds painting monochrome seascapes at Skagsanden, or the way twilight gilds Reine’s iconic red rorbuer. Here, weather is our co-creator: blizzards add motion to long exposures, sudden fog wraps mountains in mystery, and calm nights transform into celestial theaters. You’ll learn to read the light like a local, turning fleeting moments into timeless images while mastering techniques for extreme conditions. Our small group ensures you get personalized coaching whether you’re shooting dancing auroras or the delicate frost patterns on a lone fisherman’s net.
This is Lofoten in winter’s grip. Where every "challenging" condition becomes your most powerful ally, and even the quiet moments between squalls feel charged with wild beauty. Come as a photographer, leave as a storyteller who speaks fluent Arctic light. This isn’t just a workshop—it’s an initiation into seeing the world through Lofoten’s untamed lens, where the ordinary never exists and every click of the shutter reveals new magic.

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Included:
Transport on days of the tour
Photography instruction by Neil Arthurs
Post-production sessions/image review during our downtime
Accommodation, based on twin sharing
Breakfast
Pick-up from/to Leknes
Not Included:
Lunch / Main Meals / Snacks
Transport to/from Leknes
Visas (if necessary) for Norway
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Dates = March 11th - 17th, 2026
Start/End = Leknes
Small Group Size: Enjoy a more intimate learning experience with plenty of one-on-one time. Max Participants = 5
Fitness Level = Moderate. Some hiking, walking. Nothing intense
Flexible Itinerary: We can adapt our shooting schedule to take advantage of the best weather and lighting conditions.
Will we see the Aroura? - There is a very good chance but no one can predict it too far in advance.text goes here
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Lofoten's Fjords: Explore the dramatic fjords of Lofoten, characterized by their steep cliffs and deep blue waters. These awe-inspiring natural formations provide perfect opportunities for landscape photography.
Fishing Villages: Discover the charm of Lofoten’s traditional fishing villages. Photograph the picturesque red and yellow cabins, known as "rorbuer," set against the rugged coastline and majestic mountains.
Reine & Hamnøy: Wander through the iconic villages of Reine and Hamnøy, capturing their breathtaking scenery. With their striking peaks, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant houses, these locations are a paradise for photographers.
Beaches & Seascapes: Visit the stunning beaches of Lofoten, such as Uttakleiv and Haukland. These pristine coastal areas, with their white sands and turquoise waters, offer endless opportunities for seascape photography.
Astrophotography: Weather permitting, venture out for night sky photography. Take advantage of Lofoten’s clear, dark skies to capture the star-filled heavens and, if lucky, the Northern Lights in all their glory. text goes here
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Reine
Hamnoy Bridge
Uttakleiv Beach
Skagsanden Beach
Sakrisøy
Rambergstranda
Nusfjord Village
Unstad Arctic Surf