Visit Faroe Islands

Official Tourism Board

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The coast of the village Froðba, on the island of Suðuroy (Faroe Islands)
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Snowy mountains on the Faroe Islands (Kalsoy)
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Big waves at the small harbor of Viðareiði on the Faroe Islands
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Aerial view of the Faroe Islands in Winter
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The high cliffs near Sandvík and Ásmundarstakkur, Faroe Islands
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The coast of the village Froðba on the Faroe Islands
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Seagull over the cliffs of the Faroe Islands
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Waves crashing on the cliffs near Sandvík on the Faroe Islands
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Basalt cliffs on the coast of Froðba on the islands of Suðuroy
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Beinisvørð sea cliff on Suðuroy, Faroe Islands
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On top of Beinisvørð (Beinisvord) on the Faroe Islands
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The small town Sumba on the islands of Suðuroy, Faroe Islands
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A small and colorful town on the Faroe Islands
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The wooden houses of Tórshavn on the Faroe Islands
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Skansin Lighthouse in Tórshavn on the Faroe Islands
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A sheep on the Faroe Islands
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A seagull and a snowy mountain on the Faroe Islands
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Gjógv on the Faroe Islands in Winter
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The sea stacks near the town Eiði on the Faroe Islands
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Lake Sørvágsvatn and the coastline on the Faroe Islands
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A remote hut on the Faroe Islands in Winter
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The old church of Viðareiði on the Faroe Islands (Viðoy)
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The small town Viðareiði on the island of Viðoy on the Faroe Islands
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Road near Viðareiði on the Faroe Islands in Winter
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Scottish Highland cows in the Faroe Islands

Visit Faroe Islands

Extensive photo trip on behalf of the Faroe Islands’ tourism board in the winter months of 2016–2017. The main focus of this project was to document the less frequented natural sights of the archipelago and capture the more common places from a new perspective.

Due to the strong influence of social media, it has become more and more challenging for tourism boards to distribute guests evenly throughout the country. Most people rely on popular travel blogs or Instagram when planning their trip, but these sources often document the same places as one another, which are usually close to the main roads.

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