I recently got back from a three-week photo trip to Norway's Lofoten Islands, home to scenic fjords surrounded by dramatic snow-clad mountains. The weather was often challenging (to say the least), and because of its popularity with photographers, Lofoten can be a difficult place to create original work. In the video below, I share fifteen of my favorite photos from the trip, sharing the techniques I used while making the images, as well as my strategies for dealing with bad

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