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My wife Tish and I began traveling with Dan and Tanya in 2010. Our daughter Virginia went with Tish on one of Dan and Tanya's trips to Galapagos. When we began taking these trips, I was t…
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- Mike has 13 galleries with 298 photos.
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Recent Galleries
2025 Super Solar Borealis Lofoten Islands Photography Tour IVPosted Feb. 24th, 2025 (11 months ago)
2024 Galápagos Photography Tour by Private Luxury Yacht IPosted May. 16th, 2024 (2 years ago)
2023 North Macedonia and Serbia Photography TourPosted May. 16th, 2024 (2 years ago)
2022 South Africa Ultimate Cat ExperiencePosted Aug. 15th, 2022 (3 years ago)
2022 Ireland Photography TourPosted Aug. 15th, 2022 (3 years ago)
2019 Romania Autumn Photography TourPosted Oct. 20th, 2019 (6 years ago)
2018 Cuba Photography TourPosted Mar. 8th, 2018 (8 years ago)
2017 Slovenia Photography TourPosted Jun. 14th, 2017 (9 years ago)
2015 South Africa Ultimate Cat Experience IPosted Oct. 12th, 2015 (10 years ago)
2015 Costa Rica Photography TourPosted Apr. 4th, 2015 (11 years ago)
2013 Patagonia Photography TourPosted Jul. 17th, 2014 (11 years ago)
2012 Kenya Photography TourPosted Jul. 17th, 2014 (11 years ago)
2010 Canadian Rockies Fall Photo TourPosted Jul. 17th, 2014 (11 years ago)
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10 months ago
2025 Super Solar Borealis Lofoten Islands Photography Tour II
What a stunning place! Though we were lucky to get 2 good nights of northern lights, Lofoten provides postcard worthy shots at every corner. Our cabins were fabulous and no surprise but Tanya went above and beyond in cooking several breakfasts and dinners. We had two great guides in Thomas Vikre and Kim Jenssen and along with Dan there was plenty of help to get wonderful photos. I really enjoyed practicing my long exposure photography (it helped smooth out the water on windy days!)

Mike Cromwell posted a new gallery
11 months ago

Mike Cromwell posted a new gallery
11 months ago
2025 Super Solar Borealis Lofoten Islands Photography Tour IV
Looking at a map, the Lofoten Islands should be a frozen wonderland in February since they are located north of the Arctic Circle. However, the climate is very temperate for their northern latitude due to the Gulf Stream hitting the Western Coast of Norway. This makes the weather very changeable, which we experienced. When the clouds eventually cleared, the Aurora Borealis appeared and the cooler temperatures enabled a fresh blanket of snow to make the scenery look like a winter wonderland. It was nice to spend all our nights in one place. Getting there required some effort due to the four flights we had to take. This trip was a special experience that called for a little patience with the weather.














































