Marcel Strobel

Magma levels in the Reykjanes Peninsula continue to increase, indicating potential volcanic activity in one of Iceland’s most photographed regions. The area has experienced multiple eruptions in recent years, making monitoring crucial for safety planning. This matters for photographers because the Reykjanes Peninsula hosts popular locations including the Blue Lagoon area, Fagradalsfjall, and dramatic coastal … Read more

Weather conditions across Iceland are set to vary significantly, with rain expected in most regions while the Eastfjords experience brighter, clearer conditions. This weather pattern creates important considerations for landscape photographers planning shoots across different regions of Iceland. Rain can limit visibility and create challenging shooting conditions, while the clearer weather in the Eastfjords presents … Read more

Weather forecasts indicate rain is expected across Iceland while temperatures remain unusually mild for the season. This weather pattern will significantly impact photography conditions throughout the country. For landscape photographers, these conditions present both challenges and opportunities. Rain can create dramatic atmospheric conditions and enhance waterfall photography, but it also means protecting equipment and potentially … Read more

The Hvalfjörður tunnel will be closed on Holiday Monday, affecting one of the main routes between Reykjavík and popular photography destinations in West and North Iceland. This closure is significant for landscape photographers as the tunnel provides the fastest route to locations like Kirkjufell, Snæfellsnes Peninsula, and northern attractions. Without tunnel access, photographers will need … Read more

Western Iceland is experiencing exceptionally beautiful weather conditions, creating ideal opportunities for landscape photography across the region’s stunning locations. This favorable weather window matters significantly for photographers planning to capture western Iceland’s diverse landscapes, from the dramatic Snæfellsnes Peninsula to the rugged Westfjords. Clear skies and stable conditions provide optimal lighting for photographing waterfalls, coastal … Read more

Flight services between mainland Iceland and the Westman Islands (Vestmannaeyjar) will continue operating through the end of May 2026, providing continued access to one of Iceland’s most dramatic photography destinations. This matters for landscape photographers because the Westman Islands offer unique opportunities to capture dramatic coastal cliffs, puffin colonies, and volcanic landscapes including the famous … Read more

A magnitude 3.6 earthquake struck Mosfellsheiði today, followed by several aftershocks in the area northeast of Reykjavík. While this seismic activity is relatively minor, photographers should be aware that earthquakes in Iceland can sometimes indicate increased volcanic activity or affect access to certain areas. Mosfellsheiði is a popular area for landscape photography, offering views toward … Read more