Inspiration

Wedding Photography in the Land of Fire and Ice

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All the cool photographers go to Iceland, that is a fact. So when my photographer colleague Emelie arranged a workshop in the Land of Fire and Ice I signed up immediately. I had never been to Iceland before, but I knew it would be great. To travel through these amazing landscapes with my photography friends and beautiful models, it could not be anything but fantastic!

These are pictures from our day with Gígja and Trausti, a newlywed couple from Reykjavik. They were great in front of the camera, and the weather gods were very good to us too. First we took pictures under a grey and moody sky, and then the clouds parted and a golden light spread across the fields. It was photography heaven!

I am definitively going to visit Iceland again, and I would really love to do it as a wedding photographer. So if you are reading this and planning a wedding in this beautiful corner of the world, get in touch!

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wedding photographer in the land of fire and ice

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SHARE Photography Camp in Scania, Sweden

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For this Throwback Thursday I give you some behind the scenes photos of a photographers life. My friend and photography colleague Annelie Johnsson wanted to go to a workshop where photographers could just hang out, share their experiences in an informal setting, and have some fun together. She could not find such a workshop, so she decided to organise it herself! So this is my visit to the SHARE photography camp in April 2016. The location was beautiful Vejbystrand in the south of Sweden, and even if the weather was cold and windy we left the event with a feeling of warmth. Working as a photographer can be lonely sometimes, but meeting up with your colleagues and laughing a lot is the best remedy for loneliness.

Isabell N Wedin