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Natascha Klein

Freelance photographer based in Hesse, Germany.

30/08/2026

Scoresbysund holds a very special place in my heart and I couldn’t be more excited to return tomorrow.✨

Daniel and I are about to host our fourth sailing expedition together – and our third one to Scoresbysund. What makes these journeys so special to us is not only sailing through this incredible wilderness on a small wooden boat, but being able to share it with a wonderful group of like-minded people who are just as passionate about nature as we are.

There are no words to describe what it feels like to sail through this vast, untouched wilderness aboard our beloved schooner Ópal. And getting to experience it together with our guests, creating memories that will stay with us all for a lifetime, makes it even more meaningful. 🤍

For the next week, we’ll be completely off-grid, without any reception — just us, Ópal and the Arctic. 🇬🇱

Want to join next years expedition? Check out my website for further information.🏴‍☠️

16/08/2026

Last breeze of summer from the North.✨

Although this summer was a little different from the last couple of years, with less sunshine and more rainy days than dry ones, I’m very grateful for another summer spent in the Arctic. Seeing the rest of Europe literally burning makes my heart heavy and I truly wish we could have sent some rain and cooler temperatures down south.

The future can feel really scary and I really hope our politicians will wake up as soon as possible and start taking the situation seriously. We need change and we need it now.

Until then, take care of yourself and of nature. Staying aware of what’s happening and doing what we can, however small, is more important than ever. Let’s keep caring, keep speaking up and keep hoping for a better future. 🧡

05/07/2026

For the past four years, I have been returning again and again to the Arctic fjords of Northern Norway to document orcas and humpback whales.🫍🤍🐋

From summer days in Lofoten to the winter herring migration around Skjervøy and Kvænangen Fjord, this film follows the moments we were lucky enough to witness above and below the surface — whales feeding, playing, mating, and moving through one of the most dramatic coastlines in the Arctic.🌊

“Wild Tales of Norway” is a short cinematic wildlife film about orcas, humpback whales, rough seas, fading light, raw landscapes and the quiet moment these animals appear out of the dark northern ocean.

🎥 NOW LIVE – link in bio.

28/06/2026

What summer dreams are made of 🌊🏔️

Sailing around the southern tip of Lofoten aboard the beautiful wooden Norøy truly felt like a dream come true. The sea reveals a side of Lofoten that’s hard to grasp from land – wild, raw, and endlessly magical.

Last summer, we caught the perfect weather window and spent a few unforgettable days at sea with Giorgia | Photographer & Filmmaker and Haakon Solli Engdal. We explored hidden beaches, watched orcas glide through crystal clear waters and followed the golden light of the midnight sun as it lingered over the horizon.

Experiences like these remind me why I fell in love with the North in the first place. The feeling of freedom, the connection to nature, and the endless sense of wonder that comes from being out on the ocean.

And speaking of sailing adventures, I’m excited to share that I’ll be spending the entire winter season aboard Norøy in Skjervøy, guiding whale watching trips in search of whales and orcas.🫍✨

So if you’re keen to join me, head over to and join one of our trips. I truly can’t wait to welcome you on board and share my love and fascination for these animals with you! 🥹

08/06/2026

I didn’t grow up by the sea, yet it’s always felt like where I belong. Ever since I was a child, the ocean has held a special place in my heart. There are old videos of me standing at the shoreline, completely captivated, watching the waves roll in again and again. Even then, there was something about the ocean that drew me in like nothing else. 🌊

Today, as a nature and wildlife photographer, time spent on the water is where I feel most grounded. Marine wildlife has changed the way I see the world, revealing just how deeply the health of our oceans is connected to the future of our planet. Through every encounter, I’ve come to understand that their stories need to be told and their voices need to be heard.🐋

The ocean gives us so much: it regulates our climate, produces much of the oxygen we breathe and supports an incredible diversity of life. Yet it is facing immense pressure from human activities such as industrial fishing, pollution, deep sea mining and whaling.

On this World Ocean Day, I encourage each of you to reflect on the choices you make every day. Be mindful of where your resources come from, reduce what you waste, support conservation efforts, and help raise awareness. Every action, no matter how small it may seem, has the power to create change. And perhaps most importantly, inspire others to care too.✨

Protecting our oceans isn’t someone else’s responsibility – it’s all of ours. Together we can help ensure that future generations inherit seas that are thriving, wild, and full of life.

For the ocean, today and every day.

Happy World Ocean Day 💙

06/06/2026

Summer is here.✨

After a season of slowing down, recharging and getting work done at home, it’s time to head north again. As always, the Arctic is calling, a place of wild beauty, quiet moments and endless inspiration.

In late summer, we’ll be returning to Greenland for a sailing expedition through Scoresbysund with an amazing group of people. It’s one of the most beautiful and fascinating places in the world and I can’t wait to share the adventure, the landscapes and the magic of this extraordinary corner of the Arctic. ⛵️🤍

10/05/2026

When you think of your ultimate dream wildlife encounter — what comes to mind?✨

For years I have dreamed of seeing Typ B orcas in the pack ice. During my recent trip to Antarctica, my friend and I were sitting on deck, talking about life as we watched the most beautiful sunset, when suddenly black fins appeared against the magical icy landscape.

I still smile in disbelief whenever I think of that night. It was one of those moments that felt too perfect to be real and made me fall in love with this wild planet even more. A memory I’ll carry with me forever. 🫍🩵

23/04/2026

Lately I’ve felt the urge to gather some of my favorite moon moments into a small collection. No matter where I travel in the world, the moon always finds a way to catch my eye.

It still amazes me that we can look up almost every night and watch another world hanging so close above us. Just a quiet space rock, brought to life only by the light of the sun — yet endlessly changing, endlessly beautiful in every phase. And somehow it’s more than just beautiful. Without the moon, life on Earth as we know it might not even exist. It gently keeps our planet in balance, a silent guardian in the night sky.🌙

Did you notice: in the first photo, the moon is dancing with Mercury. Definitely one of my most magical moon sightings.💫

12/04/2026

Not long from now until we pack our lives into the van and head north again. Northern Norway feels like our second home and I can’t wait to feel the salty ocean breeze on my face, hike new mountain peaks under the midnight sun and spend as much time as possible in nature with my favorite animals.🫍🧡

Every time I scroll through my archive, I find myself wondering how a place like this can even be real.✨

And maybe that’s exactly why it hurts to see how carelessly some people treat it. These past few years have been eye-opening in ways I wish they weren’t. I just hope that when people come here, they slow down, take it all in, and truly connect with this place – because once you do, you naturally want to protect it. Leave no trace, take your trash with you and just help keep places like this as magical as they are.🌿

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