New Photos From Iceland


It was rainy in Iceland this past week with no snow on the ground, however my travel companions and I made the most of it and have had a good time. The highlight was strapping on the crampons and crawling into an ice cave for some luminous shots through the glacier.

My northern European winter sojourn continues in a couple of days as we exit the Land of Ice and Fire, and begin our journey to Norway’s Lofoten Archipelago. Stay tuned to the blog and my instagram account (@artwolfe) as always for new photos!

Also a reminder about upcoming events I’m looking forward to when I return to the states:

  • On March 3rd I’ll be presenting Earth Is My Witness at the NANPA Summit in Jacksonville, Florida. The Summit happens March 2nd through March 4th. This is going to be an informative event featuring talks from many of the world’s foremost nature photographers at a time when an appreciation for our natural resources and respect for our earthly places could not be more significant.
  • On March 5th, I’ll be delivering my Photography As Art seminar in Atlanta, GA. Sign up now to ensure your spot! Photographers of all skill levels will learn to shoot captivating images regardless of their ability to travel the world or simply their own back yard.

Hope to see you there, and I also hope to see you back perusing the blog in the days to come for more photos from my trip to norther Europe!

One Response to “New Photos From Iceland”

  1. I was in Iceland a couple weeks after you Art, and seeing your posts gave me great inspiration for the ice caves and Jokulsarlon. Thanks for all that you share so generously!

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