Author: Jennifer Esseiva

The Wild Atlantic Way is a stunning 2,500km coastal route stretching along the west coast of Ireland. This world’s longest signposted coastal route features towering cliffs, lively towns, and a lifestyle deeply inspired by the sea. All the landscape photographs in my portfolio were captured along this remarkable route, showcasing the unparalleled beauty of Ireland. During my two visits to Ireland, I discovered that although the country may not be as renowned for landscape photography as other destinations, it offers extraordinary locations. Some of my favorite spots include the Cliffs of Moher, Dunmore Head, the Skellig Islands, the Lakes of

Described as paradise on earth, the Maldives is a dream destination for landscape photography. The small atoll of Thudufushi, measuring just 240 x 194 meters, offered me the perfect conditions to capture stunning landscape photographs. Visiting in September, I witnessed the Maldives’ changeable weather, which included intermittent rain and dramatic skies—ideal for my photography. Throughout the day, clouds would gather, sometimes darkening the sky with an ominous hue. In moments, the idyllic atoll transformed into a remote island battered by heavy rain and strong winds. Yet, as quickly as the storm arrived, it would pass, leaving behind a serene scene

The Faroe Islands have always captivated my imagination with their dramatic, epic, and breathtaking landscapes. From Streymoy to Vágar, Borðoy to Kalsoy, each island in this remote archipelago reveals its unique charm and raw beauty, making it an ideal destination for landscape photography. My journey began on Vágar Island, renowned for the stunning Drangarnir Sea Arch and the enchanting Múlafossur and Bøsdalafossur waterfalls. These natural wonders highlight the captivating beauty of the Faroe Islands, situated in the heart of the Atlantic Ocean. On Streymoy, the largest island in the Faroe archipelago, I was drawn to its pristine landscapes, including the

The Alps are a defining feature of Switzerland, often regarded as the guardians of the country. Through this collection of landscape photographs, I aim to honor and preserve the breathtaking beauty of these majestic mountains. From ice caves and glaciers to snow-capped peaks and blue lakes, the Swiss Alps offer countless opportunities for stunning photography. Our visual journey begins with the enchanting ice caves of Zinal and Arolla. In my landscape photography, I sought to capture the ethereal magic of these ice formations. Inside the caves, you feel as if you’re in a different world, yet stepping outside reveals the

The Dolomites in Italy are a paradise for landscape photographers. This stunning region is home to numerous treasures, including Lago di Braies, famous for its enchanting turquoise waters, and the dramatic peaks of Passo Giau. During my visit in November, the Dolomites presented a breathtaking transition between autumn and winter. The contrast of snow-capped peaks against yellow and orange foliage created a picturesque and striking scene. Exploring further north, I discovered another magnificent lake close to the Italian border. Its subtle charm, paired with the mesmerizing morning light, offered an ideal setting for capturing stunning sunrise photographs. No trip to