Soldato
I'm planning a photography trip to Iceland for early 2015. Owing work commitments we are looking at 5 nights there so have to make the most of the limited time. We're struggling on a few things :
1) When to go ?
I has to be between February and May but ideally between February and April. From what I can gather going in February has more chance of seeing the Northern Lights but there is less hours of daylight and access to some places may be difficult therefore limiting what we can do in the days. April has more daylight, is slightly warmer and less chance of seeing the northern lights - also is this too late for the ice etc?
2) Where to go ?
Thinking first day head north to the Snæfellsnes peninsula, Second day onwards start to head east to Skógafoss etc.
We're going to renting a good 4x4
1) When to go ?
I has to be between February and May but ideally between February and April. From what I can gather going in February has more chance of seeing the Northern Lights but there is less hours of daylight and access to some places may be difficult therefore limiting what we can do in the days. April has more daylight, is slightly warmer and less chance of seeing the northern lights - also is this too late for the ice etc?
2) Where to go ?
Thinking first day head north to the Snæfellsnes peninsula, Second day onwards start to head east to Skógafoss etc.
We're going to renting a good 4x4
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) so it suited me down to the ground. I don't think I ever struggled for light once and even in the evenings when it's getting dark you can still pull an amazing amount of detail out of the surroundings. I'm putting this down to a general lack of air pollution. 
