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The Faroe Islands are rugged, raw, and beautiful Islands in the Northern Atlantic situated between Iceland and Norway. This epic landscape is filled with waterfalls, epic cliffs overlooking sea stacks, fjords and quaint villages nestled in picturesque green …

2017年10月15日 · In this first video from my Faroe Islands series, I'll present the island Vagar, which has some of the most famous photography locations in the Faroes.

A collection of landscape photography from the Faroe Islands. The pearl of the Atlantic Ocean.

2024年6月20日 · Explore the stunning landscapes of the Faroe Islands on this 7-day photo tour. We will visit all the iconic locations such as Drangarnir, Mulafossar, Kallur Lighthouse, Tjornuvik and Eidi, but we will also visit loads of lesser-known hidden gems!

2024年4月23日 · 5,344 likes, 41 comments - madspeteriversen_photography on April 23, 2024: "Moments from the Faroe Islands. Such a unique and epic landscape right in the northern Atlantic ocean. I've visited this archipelago so many times and each time they show me a new side where I have to compose new scenes or old scenes in a new way and if you struggle ...

2019年8月22日 · As part of his ongoing video series, Photographing the Faroe Islands, photographer Mads Peter Iversen has visited numerous waterfalls. In his latest video, waterfalls are his primary...

2017年11月15日 · Danish photographer Mads Peter Iversen captures absolutely stunning landscape scenes that will delight and inspire the landscape photographer in you.

He finds his inspiration all over the world, but he is especially drawn to both, the cold, harsh, and epic landscapes of Atlantic countries like Iceland, the Faroe Islands, and Norway, as well as the more calm, ethereal, and serene forest scenes.

In this landscape photography centered map of the Faroe Islands, I cover all the popular photography locations. I've even added a few I've found myself. Everything from the iconic Gasadalur and Drangarnir to less known locations such as Arnarfjordur.