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Photo Tours Scandinavia
Nordic wilderness through the lens
Arctic Fox Iceland
Photograph arctic foxes up close without disturbance High up in northern Iceland lies one of the few places where photographers can experience the arctic fox at incredibly close range.
Puffins on Runde
Join Frode and Brutus to photograph puffins, gannets and dramatic landscapes on Runde — Norway's southernmost bird cliff.
The Realm of Eagles (kopia)
"FISH IS OUT, EAGLE IS COMING" shouts Ole Martin Dahle from his position at the helm.
The Realm of Eagles
"FISH IS OUT, EAGLE IS COMING" shouts Ole Martin Dahle from his position at the helm.
The Realm of Eagles - Autumn Colors
Brutus has run two-day workshops with Ole Martin several times in autumn. Now we're doing three full days on the boat and four overnight stays.
Winter in the Eagle Kingdom
There were so many who wanted to take the last chance so we have agreed with Ole Martin to run one more group.
Winter in the Eagle Kingdom
There were so many who wanted to take the last chance so we have agreed with Ole Martin to run one more group.
Capercaillie and White-tailed Eagle
FANTASTIC COMBINATION FOR THE WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHER! First several nights in exciting Norwegian forest environment with the "tiuren", which is capercaillie in Swedish.
Wildlife Photography in Scandinavia
Scandinavia offers magnificent nature experiences with white-tailed eagles along the Norwegian coast, brown bears in Finnish forests, and moose in the Swedish wilderness. Midnight sun in summer and northern lights in winter provide unique lighting conditions that attract photographers from around the world.
Our photo tours in Scandinavia take you to places where you can photograph Nordic wildlife up close. You visit professional hides at baiting sites, paddle through silent mountain lakes, and hike in pristine nature — always with experienced guides who know the animals' behaviour.
Norway, Finland, and Sweden all offer unique photo opportunities, from golden eagles against snow-capped mountains to owls in wintry boreal forests.