With so much raw and natural beauty in one tiny place, it’s no wonder that Iceland is one of the most popular places in the world for landscape photography. If you’ve been on a quest to discover the best spots to take your camera during your travels, then look no further!
Also, how do I plan a photography trip?
Here’s some advice to make the most of your upcoming road trip:
- Plan time for photography. …
- Consider your travel partners. …
- Do your research. …
- Plan the gear you need to take along. …
- Plan a shot list. …
- Check your photos every day to make sure your camera and lenses are working properly. …
- Be prepared to stop the car.
- Iceland is hands-down the place where my camera experienced the most abuse. …
- Make sure your camera is weather resistant. …
- Bring a waterproof camera for the baths. …
- Be prepared to clean water off your lenses. …
- Protect your lens from getting foggy.
In this regard, how many hours of sunlight does Iceland get?
How many hours of sunlight does Iceland get? The daylight in Iceland is from mid-May to mid-August and the sun only sets for around 3 hours per day, and there is effectively light for the whole 24-hour period. In midwinter, there are around 5 hours of effective daylight.
Is a GoPro good for Iceland?
This GoPro is, in our opinion, the best action camera to use in Iceland. It will allow you to perfectly capture the magnificent Icelandic landscapes and nature phenomenon!
Is there a black beach in Iceland?
Iceland boasts a number of black beaches awash with silky dark sand including Diamond Beach on the eastern coast near to Iceland’s highest mountain peak Hvannadalshnúkur, and Djúpalónssandur Beach on the west coast near Snæfellsjökull National Park.
Should I bring a tripod to Iceland?
Ideally, the tripod is lightweight for long hikes and climbing up or down steep trails and cliffs. The wind in Iceland can be very strong at times; therefore, the tripod needs to be able to withstand high winds and is also one that you can suspend your camera bag from to hold it firmly to the ground.
What camera should I bring to Iceland?
We recommend bringing along a digital camera, preferably a Digital SLR or a Mirrorless camera with a full-frame sensor, as these cameras have better low-light capabilities. However, a crop-sensor D-SLR will also suffice.
When should I take photos in Iceland?
For professional photographers, September and October are the most suitable months for photography in Iceland. The landscape still presents itself in all its colors, and the weather conditions and lighting enhances everything.
Where are the colorful houses in Reykjavik?
Reykjavík’s centre is nicknamed 101, which is the postal code for the area. It’s the oldest part of the capital and is well-known for its small, colourful houses of corrugated iron, narrow streets and diverse architecture.
Where can I take pictures in Reykjavik?
Dagur’s top 10 photo spots in Reykjavik:
- Island of Grótta in Seltjarnarnes. …
- The seashore by the golf course in Seltjarnarnes. …
- Ægissíða seashore. …
- Behind the oil tanks at Grandahólmi. …
- The old harbour in downtown Reykjavik. …
- Laugarnestangi. …
- The Sun Voyager & seafront. …
- Öskjuhlíð