Arctic Photography Tours & Expeditions
Highlights
- World-class wildlife-photography opportunities, as on Svalbard polar bear photo tours
- “Shoulder-season” cruises provide for outstanding astrophotography, from pristine dark skies to Aurora Borealis displays
- Shoot remarkable human stories—past and present—in some of the harshest environments on Earth
- Document landscapes and ecosystems as they undergo among the most rapid and pronounced changes in the face of a warming climate anywhere
- Gather images of monumental wilderness scenery, from iceberg graveyards to mountain icecaps
It’s not an exaggeration to say that the Arctic ranks among the most rewarding destinations anywhere for shutterbugs. Photographers in this top-of-the-world zone can capture scenes that range from the piercingly beautiful to the otherworldly: sailing icebergs and the calving snouts of tidewater glaciers, jagged granite peaks and steep-flanked fjords, endless glinting flats of Arctic Ocean drift ice.
Wildlife photographers from the world over journey here for chances at such heraldic beasts as polar bears, walruses, bowhead whales, reindeer, muskoxen, and Arctic wolves. And from the colorful port towns of Greenland to the stark ruins of Norse settlements and ghostly Northwest Passage expedition outposts, the Arctic’s human heritage has its own strong visual appeal. Whether on general sightseeing cruises or dedicated photography tours, you’re guaranteed to come home with a gallery of once-in-a-lifetime images.
About Arctic Photography Tours & Expeditions
It’s not an exaggeration to say that the Arctic ranks among the most rewarding destinations anywhere for shutterbugs. Photographers in this top-of-the-world zone can capture scenes that range from the piercingly beautiful to the otherworldly: sailing icebergs and the calving snouts of tidewater glaciers, jagged granite peaks and steep-flanked fjords, endless glinting flats of Arctic Ocean drift ice.
Wildlife photographers from the world over journey here for chances at such heraldic beasts as polar bears, walruses, bowhead whales, reindeer, muskoxen, and Arctic wolves. And from the colorful port towns of Greenland to the stark ruins of Norse settlements and ghostly Northwest Passage expedition outposts, the Arctic’s human heritage has its own strong visual appeal. Whether on general sightseeing cruises or dedicated photography tours, you’re guaranteed to come home with a gallery of once-in-a-lifetime images.