NORWAY
Rugged shores, icy-clear waters, and a sky that can erupt in colour without warning — Lofoten feels both untamed and intimate. Quiet fishing villages tuck themselves between mountains and sea, their warm lights glowing against the Arctic dusk. Along the coast, every tide and every shift in weather reshapes the mood, while the northern lights sweep across the night with a kind of wild grace.
Hamnøy iconic red cabins known as rorbuer in the Lofoten Islands, Norway, which originally served as fishermen's housing.
Vareid Beach in Flakstadøy
Vareid Beach during golden hour.
Northern lights from Skagsanden beach.
A traditional fisherman's cabin, or rorbu, located on the scenic island of Sakrisøy.
Lofoten, Norway landscape photography
Located above the Arctic Circle, Lofoten is one of the world’s most captivating coastal landscapes, and one of my favourite places for photography. With dramatic shorelines framed by soaring peaks, sweeping beaches, quiet fishing villages, and ever-shifting northern light, inspiration is everywhere you turn. The images were captured across various parts of the islands, from sheltered bays and rugged headlands to secluded inlets and tidal flats shaped by the North Atlantic.