Author: Jennifer Esseiva

2024 was a year filled with unforgettable moments and incredible travels. I was lucky to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Madeira, Iceland, and Ireland. One of my dreams came true when I captured the northern lights in Switzerland, and in Iceland, I witnessed some of the most intense auroras I’ve ever seen. Switzerland also gifted me with magical winter scenery, from fresh snow-covered landscapes to an ice cave, an extraordinary glimpse into the beauty of our glaciers. Skógafoss and the northern lights Iceland remains one of my all-time favorite travel destinations. In just ten days, we experienced five nights of

To photograph the beauty of Iceland during fall At the end of September and the beginning of October 2024, I spent 10 days in Iceland. It was my first trip to Island, and my goal was to explore the west and south of the country. In this article, I share my 10-day itinerary focused on landscape photography. You’ll find Google Maps links to photo spots, accommodations, and practical tips for planning your own photography adventure. From breathtaking photo locations to insights about the Northern Lights, hidden gems, and composition ideas. This itinerary was curated based on my personal preferences. Please

Are you interested in photography, especially landscape photography, and wondering what kind of camera to buy? In this article, I’ll share how I made my choices when I decided to invest in my first DSLR camera (body + lens) and offer tips for choosing your gear. Which brand and camera kit should you choose? To start, you’ll need to decide which brand you want to work with: Nikon, Canon, or Sony are the most popular choices for beginners and professionals alike. Each has its unique strengths, and while switching brands later is possible, it’s worth noting that lenses and bodies

Nestled in the heart of the Atlantic, Madeira is a paradise for landscape photography. Known as the Flower Island, this Portuguese gem offers breathtaking views for photographers, from misty forests to rugged coastlines and serene beaches. Its compact size makes it ideal for exploration as you can experience multiple landscapes in just one day. In this guide, I’ll share my 5 favorite photos from Madeira and explain how I created them using my Nikon camera and drone. 1. Pico do Arieiro sunset photography Pico do Arieiro is a must-see landmark in Madeira, especially for landscape photographers. Famous for its panoramic views,

I discovered photography at the age of 15 during a film photography course at school, and I was immediately hooked. Before diving into landscape photography, I experimented with different styles, including portraiture, studio, and nude photography. However, it was during my trip to Chile in 2012 that I truly fell in love with landscape photography.   1️⃣ Not photographing in raw format When I started out, I didn’t know anything about the RAW file format. I photographed everything in .jpg. But .jpg is a compressed format that greatly limits how much you can edit your photos. In contrast, shooting in RAW

Nestled in the rugged landscape of the Faroe Islands, I think that the Fossá Waterfall is a must-visit destination for landscape photographers. As the highest waterfall in the archipelago, Fossá offers a unique opportunity to capture the raw beauty of nature in one of the most dramatic settings on Earth. Whether you’re a seasoned photographer or just beginning your journey into landscape photography, this guide will help you make the most of your visit to Fossá Waterfall. From the best time to shoot to the gear you’ll need, I’ll cover everything you need to know to create stunning, memorable images

The Azores, an autonomous region of Portugal, are an enchanting archipelago in the middle of the Atlantic. Often referred to as the ‘Hawaii of Europe,’ these islands are celebrated for their breathtaking landscapes, lush green fields, volcanic lakes, and vibrant hydrangea hedges. Last summer, I had the incredible opportunity to explore this unique paradise, which remains relatively untouched by mass tourism. Each island in the Azores has its own distinct character, offering diverse lighting and atmospheres that are a dream for any landscape photographer. In this article, I share my 10-day photographic journey through the three largest islands of the