A collection of Faroe Islands landscape photos

Capture Award-Worthy Images of the Faroe Islands Without Wasting Time on Wrong Locations or Bad Light

Private photo tours & small-group workshops led by a certified Faroese guide.

Featured in NatGeo YourShot | ★★★★★ Reviews | 10+ Years Experience

What photographers say about their experience in the Faroe Islands

Real feedback from guests I’ve guided through the islands — sharing their stories, photos, and what made the journey unforgettable.

Bogi guided me to stunning landscapes and lesser-known locations, always sharing helpful photography tips and his deep local knowledge. Fantastic guide – made the whole trip fun and memorable.

Dan T., United States ★★★★★

His knowledge of landscapes, weather, and photography opportunities is second to none. Took us to both iconic viewpoints and lesser-known locations, always with great timing for light.

Richard Watson, Northern Ireland ★★★★★

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📍 Shoot at the right place & light 📷 Learn techniques that fit your gear 🌦 Weather-smart, safe guidance

Your Faroese Photography Adventure Starts Here.

NatGeo Your Shot feat. by Bogi Olsen: Snow-covered Seldarfjarður, Faroe Islands.NatGeo Your Shot feat. by Bogi Olsen: Snow-covered Seldarfjarður, Faroe Islands.

Your Photography Adventure

Choose the photo experience that fits your style and schedule.
Whether you prefer a full-week guided adventure or a private itinerary designed just for you, each tour is crafted to help you capture the Faroe Islands through a local’s eyes — safely, creatively, and at the perfect time for light.

Photography Tours

Join fellow photographers for structured, small-group adventures that balance learning, shooting, and exploring.

Morning and evening sessions focus on composition, technique, and understanding Faroese light.

Includes hands-on instruction, daily critiques, and unforgettable golden-hour shoots.

7 days | Max 5 participants (1 guide) or 10 participants (2 guides)

Upcomming Faroe Islands Photography Tours:

  • April 13 – 20, 2026

    • Small group — max 5 participants | 1 local expert guide

    • DKK 24,500 (~€ 3,280 | $ 3,800) per person

    • April brings ~14 hours of daylight — ideal for golden light and long exposures.

  • October 12 – 19, 2026

    • Larger group — max 10 participants | 2 expert guides

    • DKK 24,500 (~€ 3,280 | $ 3,800) per person

    • October’s moody skies and shifting light are perfect for dramatic seascapes.

Private Tours

One-on-one guidance tailored to your vision.

Flexible itineraries, personal coaching, and access to hidden locations I’ve discovered over a decade of photographing these islands.

If weather and light align perfectly at a secret waterfall I know — we go there.

1 – 7 days | Just you

Custom Group Tours

Traveling with friends or a photography club?

I’ll design a bespoke itinerary that suits your group’s pace and interests — from iconic cliffs to lesser-known gems most visitors never reach.

2 – 7 days | 2 – 6 people

All tours are guided personally by me, or co-led with a trusted co-host — ensuring safe, weather-smart planning and authentic local insight.

Hi, I'm Bogi Olsen, a native Faroese landscape photographer who proudly calls these islands home.

My work has been featured on National Geographic Your Shot Instagram page, and I've spent my entire life exploring every corner of the Faroes – from hidden sea stacks to remote mountain passes.

For me, photography is about capturing fleeting beauty and sharing the unique places only locals truly know. When you join one of my tours, you're getting the kind of insight that only comes from growing up here.

Meet your guide → About Bogi Olsen

Bogi Olsen, your local Faroe Islands photography tour guide,
Bogi Olsen, your local Faroe Islands photography tour guide,

No payment or commitment required — this just starts the conversation. You’ll be redirected to my contact page to confirm availability

Got questions before booking?
Here are a few things photographers often ask before joining a tour:

1. What is the best time of year for photography in the Faroe Islands?
The islands offer stunning light year-round. Summer brings long daylight hours and vibrant greens, while winter offers moody skies, storms, and even a chance to photograph the Northern Lights.

2. Is the weather challenging for photography?
Yes — and that’s part of the charm. The fast-changing weather creates dramatic conditions, but with proper clothing and gear, it becomes one of the most rewarding photography experiences in the world.

3. What photography gear should I bring?
A sturdy tripod, wide-angle lens for landscapes, and a telephoto for wildlife are essential. Waterproof clothing and gear protection are also highly recommended.

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