Late October brings one of the most atmospheric periods of the year to the Engadin. Golden larch forests surround clear alpine lakes, while the first snow may begin to settle on the peaks and glaciers of the Bernina Range. Over seven days, we photograph the region in changing autumn light, from expansive mountain views and reflective lakes to forests, rivers and quieter details within the landscape. Mist, cloud, frost and early snow can transform familiar locations and create the dramatic conditions that make alpine photography so rewarding.

Northern Norway offers some of Europe’s most extraordinary and varied landscapes — dramatic mountains, glaciers, sculpted rock formations, alpine plateaus, rivers, fjords and a rugged Arctic coastline.

During this seven-day landscape photography workshop, we explore a carefully selected route through Nordland, visiting locations including Marmorslottet, Upper Saltdal, Gildeskål, Láhko National Park and Svartisen/Engenbreen.