That Icelandic Guy

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That Icelandic Guy Photographer with a fake Icelandic accent.
📾 Helping you take photos that you’re proud of.
👇 33 days of free editing advice!

Trust me on this one.
01/11/2026

Trust me on this one.

Editing photos = therapy, anyone agrees? 😅 To me editing isn’t about changing a photo beyond recognition, but about brin...
31/10/2026

Editing photos = therapy, anyone agrees? 😅 To me editing isn’t about changing a photo beyond recognition, but about bringing it back to life.

It’s also where the mood match how I felt when I took it. If photography is the seeing, editing is the feeling. Plus it’s also where I put my own style to the final image.

And just just really fun and addictive :)

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Hi, I’m a landscape photographer from Iceland, now living in northern Sweden â˜ș which photo is your favourite?These are ...
30/10/2026

Hi, I’m a landscape photographer from Iceland, now living in northern Sweden â˜ș which photo is your favourite?

These are some of my favourite photos that I’ve taken over the last 11 years. Hope they put a smile on your face đŸ«¶

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Good photos often hide in plain sight - it’s easy to become blind to your everyday surroundings.
29/10/2026

Good photos often hide in plain sight - it’s easy to become blind to your everyday surroundings.

Almost a year ago to the day, I packed my wife, my newborn, and my two toddlers into the jeep, and drove to a lake near ...
28/10/2026

Almost a year ago to the day, I packed my wife, my newborn, and my two toddlers into the jeep, and drove to a lake near our home in northern Sweden.

The plan was simple. Cook some food outside and enjoy the fresh air, not bad!

It was late autumn. No leaves left on the trees. Cold, grey, and a bit moody.

Of course, I brought my camera. I took a few shots, nothing I’d call my best work or anyhting like that. But I love the vibe in them. That eerie, almost spooky feeling is perfect for photography.

And that’s the point. If you’re going somewhere, why not take your camera with you?

I mean you might come home with a great photo. And worst case? You still got outside.

Plus, food always tastes better when it’s cooked outdoors. Win win :)

Btw comment ”33” for 33 days of free editing advice!

Almost a year ago to the day, I packed my wife, my newborn, and my two toddlers into the jeep, and drove to a lake near ...
28/10/2026

Almost a year ago to the day, I packed my wife, my newborn, and my two toddlers into the jeep, and drove to a lake near our home in northern Sweden.

The plan was simple. Cook some food outside and enjoy the fresh air, not bad!

It was late autumn. No leaves left on the trees. Cold, grey, and a bit moody.

Of course, I brought my camera. I took a few shots, nothing I’d call my best work or anyhting like that. But I love the vibe in them. That eerie, almost spooky feeling is perfect for photography.

And that’s the point. If you’re going somewhere, why not take your camera with you?

I mean you might come home with a great photo. And worst case? You still got outside.

Plus, food always tastes better when it’s cooked outdoors. Win win :)

Btw comment “33” for 33 days of free editing advice.

28/10/2026
25/10/2026

Here’s a moody photo you can try next time your out with your camera!

A lot of my photos are landscape shots where I’m using myself as a lone person in the frame.

For that a tripod is really useful, but a drone also help a lot :)

Btw comment “33” for 33 days of free editing advice.

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