Sweden · PHOTOGRAPHY SESSIONS
The 8 best photography sessions you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Meet guides such as Onur, Iris, Bernard, or Robin in Kiruna at 7 pm for a 4 to 6 hour aurora chase. In a group of no more than seven, you may drive toward Abisko or Norway, stop by a lake or river, warm up by a fire, and receive professional Northern Lights photos afterward.
“Engagement guides, comfortable transport. Warm clothes are porided as an extra layers (recommended).”
Spend five hours hunting the aurora around Kiruna with an English-speaking guide and photographer. Guides such as Onur, Iris, Robin, Laia, and Merxi may drive toward Abisko, Finland, or Norway when clouds block the sky. You get hotel pickup, warm snowsuits, campfire drinks and snacks, plus professional photos and videos of you beneath the lights.
“Our guides Robin and Laia were super experienced and friendly. They were giving their very best in order for us to see the northern lights - with success! It was astonishing and the pictures were incredible. We didn’t have to drive long since they immediately found a good spot to see them. They set up a little campfire and we shared some tea, cookies and chocolate while Robin was telling us all about the wildlife around us and how the aurora borealis works. Everyone got some pictures from the professional photographer Laia. 10/10 recommended. Seeing the northern lights in the end depends on the will of the nature, you’ll have…”
From Abisko, your guide searches for clear skies across the region, driving as far as Kiruna if needed. Hear Viking and aurora stories, warm up with coffee, tea, snacks, and a campfire, then receive tour photos within three days. Bring your camera for setup help. Small groups are capped at eight.
“Jesus was our guide and we only have words of gratitude for him. He made the experience unforgettable and his photos were amazing!”
From Abisko, ride west beside Lake Torneträsk, cross into Norway, and spend six hours photographing fjords, mountains, lakes, and historic sites. Your English-speaking guide, sometimes Alex, Jakob, or Zach, adjusts the route to weather and your interests. Lunch, cameras, clothing, and memory cards cost extra.
“From start to finish Alex , the tour guide and driver , tailored the tour to please the customer. He shared a vast amount of information about the area’s history, geography, and Sami people because I asked. His interest and knowledge of reindeer stirred an interest in me to study it further. He took me to the usual and spectacular Spots on the tour and added a few off the beaten path based on our conversation. The mirrored lake and short tromp through the wood seeing wild berries and mushrooms will always be a favorite memory. The beauty of this trip is unmatched and the tour guide treats you like…”
Join Scandinavian Sami Photoadventures in Kiruna for about four hours of northern lights hunting and photography. You receive a camera with a wide-angle lens, tripod, headlamp, warm cover clothing, and hands-on instruction. Guide Ilya has offered camera training and Swedish fika on some outings. Pickup is available from Icehotel, Kiruna tourist office, and Camp Ripan.
“I really liked this tour and would recommend it. The guide provided cameras. Gave us a lesson on how to photograph the lights and we went about 40 minutes out for a spot to see them. Because of the cloud coverage the lights were very slight to the naked eye but the camera could capture them beautifully. The tour provides everything but the Sd card which you can bring or buy off the guide for around $25 usd.”
Join a professional Sami guide for four hours around Kiruna, with transport to the best available aurora spots, a camera with wide-angle lens, tripod, headlamp, and warm cover clothes. You will learn camera settings, hear about Sami culture and Arctic nature, and may use your own camera too.
“Amazing Tour, great guides and managed to see the Northern Lights”
Spend four hours exploring around Kiruna with a Sami photo guide, using a supplied camera and telelens to photograph seasonal scenery, plants, birds, reindeer, and possibly moose. The route follows the weather and Sami eight-season calendar. Finish with coffee or tea, cake, and perhaps a fire-side stop in nature.
“Annette was amazing and took us to some great spots for nature photography and we saw a couple moose! Our favorite part was the little hike out onto the frozen river to build a fire and have a snack. Thank you for an amazing day!”
Join photographer Patrik for a private three-hour walk through Stockholm, using your own camera or phone while learning composition, lighting, and camera technique. You can shape the route around the sights and pictures you want, with stops adjusted for the weather. The tour begins and ends at Guldgränd 8.
“Good tour and learned quite a bit. Would recommended to anyone wanting to both see and expand photography skills”
Pick a quay, a forest, or a long dark night.
