Description
“Adventure Photography” is an inspiring and practical photo book for anyone who wants to take better photos while out on the trail. Written in Swedish, the book shows you how to document outdoor activities, hiking, skiing, expeditions, and travels with photos that capture the essence of the experience.
Author Fredrik Schenholm is one of Sweden’s most renowned adventure photographers. His photos have been published in about 20 countries and have appeared in international magazines such as Powder Magazine and Outside, as well as in a number of Scandinavian outdoor magazines and catalogs for well-known outdoor brands.
For many years, Schenholm has led popular photography courses and workshops for outdoor photographers. In *Äventyrsfoto*, this experience has been compiled into a book. The book follows his photographic workflow through nine practical steps, from choosing camera equipment and packing his camera bag to image composition, storytelling, and collaborating with magazines and editorial teams.
The goal is to make adventure photography more accessible. Instead of relying on chance, you’ll learn how planning, lighting, composition, and technique can help you take more powerful and expressive photos—whether you’re photographing a hike, a kayaking trip, a skiing expedition, or other outdoor adventures.
This book is suitable for both amateur photographers and experienced photographers who want to improve their skills in nature and outdoor photography. It contains practical advice, inspiring examples, and specific techniques that can be used with both DSLR cameras and modern mirrorless cameras.
*Adventure Photography* was written by Fredrik Schenholm, a firefighter, trained geologist, and one of Sweden’s most accomplished adventure photographers. He has also contributed photographs to several popular Calazo books, including “Top Hikes in Norway,” “Hiking in Bohuslän,” and “Weekend Hikes Around Gothenburg.”
The book was published in 2018, is written in Swedish, and is an inspiring guide for anyone who wants to take better photos of nature, outdoor activities, and their own adventures.
