Lofoten · Free PDF
Free Lofoten Photography Guide: 3 Locations to Get You Started
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The three everyone shoots, done properly. See if we get on before you spend a penny.
- 3 full location write-ups: Reinebringen, Henningsvær and Vareid
- A free interactive map pinning those three spots
- A taster of the season and light planning at 68.1°N
- The full contents of the paid guide, so you see what's inside
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What's inside
- Reinebringen, Henningsvær and Vareid, written up in full, the same as the paid guide
- A free Google map pinning those three spots so you can navigate straight to them
- A preview of the season and light guide, computed for 68.1°N
- The complete contents of the 17-location paid guide, so you can see what you're missing
Who it's for
Anyone weighing up the full guide, or planning a first Lofoten trip. The free three are a true sample of the style, not a watered-down version. If they earn their keep, the other fourteen are one click away.
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What's in the free guide?
Three location write-ups (Reinebringen, Henningsvaer and Vareid), a free interactive map of those three spots, and a preview of the planning chapters. Instant PDF.
Is it really free?
Yes. Pop in your email at checkout and the PDF is yours. No card needed.
When is the best time to photograph Lofoten?
Winter, late January to March, for the northern lights and snow. Summer, late May to July, for the midnight sun.
How is it different from the full guide?
The free version covers 3 locations. The full guide covers 17 along the E10, plus planning chapters, and there is a separate location map with GPS pins for every spot.