This isn’t about collecting capitals. It’s about crossing a bridge — the Øresund — and watching a geographic border dissolve the way a border inside us sometimes does when we’re far from home.

We’re going north to meet the longest days of the year, six of them, gathered around the summer solstice. Midsommar is the Swedish celebration of light, held in the countryside when night barely arrives. The golden hour stretches into the entire evening. A whole country sets long tables outdoors, crowns its hair with flowers, and celebrates the sun. We are photographers. How could we not want to see a country celebrate light?

Denmark gives us Copenhagen — gastronomy, fashion, design as a way of living, and a full opening day to read it with cameras in hand. Sweden gives us pine forests, the descendants of Vikings, and a cold summer light unlike anywhere else. Gotland, the island in between, gives us a remote hotel we’ve been dreaming about for months — one we’d rather not spoil in advance. The kind of place that decides the photograph before you’ve raised the camera. Stockholm gives us the closing chapter: a city shaped by water and the way its citizens move through it — how they gather, how they slow down, what they make of long summer evenings. A day to read the pulse of the capital, and a closing morning of reviews before we part ways.

We don’t know whether you’ll find your wind border in Denmark or in Sweden. We only know that crossing a real border, on a real bridge, unlocks something. The questions start. The photographs follow.

// Six days. Two countries. One sun that refuses to set. We roadtrip from Copenhagen to Stockholm over six days built around the summer solstice, endless light, a Swedish national celebration of it, and the longest golden hour of the year.

// Two capitals, with the road in between. An opening day in Copenhagen to photograph design, gastronomy, and a city that treats everyday life as an aesthetic choice. A closing stretch in Stockholm, a capital shaped by water, by the way its citizens move through it, and by the long light of its summer evenings. The road between them is the wild in-between.

// Guided by Lucía & Roberto. Two photographers, educators, and co-creators of this experience. They’re here to challenge, support your photographic path, and travel beside you.

// Just 8 spots. A small, intimate group built for shared process, open conversation, and the kind of group energy that only happens when everyone’s curious.

// Boutique stays with Scandinavian soul. Design-forward, light-filled, and deeply comfortable, including one night on Gotland, in a remote hotel we’re keeping as a surprise. The kind of place that earns our one rule: the camera stays out of the bag. Always. Even for the bathroom. The best photograph has a way of appearing when you’ve packed it away.

// The Øresund crossing. A bridge between two countries, two cultures, two qualities of light. The moment the border dissolves and the trip really begins.

// Midsommar, where the night doesn’t come. Flowers in the hair, long tables outside, midnight sun, an entire country celebrating light. We photograph a tradition, not a paradeon the shortest night of the year.

// Mentoring that meets you where you are. We talk vision, voice, and storytelling, but also dive into technique, gear, and craft when needed. Whether you’re shooting your first roll / card or your ten-thousandth, this trip adapts to you.

// Group reviews, woven into the journey. Honest, constructive, and called when the work asks for them, not just another item on the calendar. Critique that moves you forward, not commentary that stalls you.

// The road is our studio. We follow light, instinct, and the unexpected, a fisherman’s silhouette on a fjord, a rapeseed field in full bloom, a wooden church alone in a pine forest. If something moves us, we stop. That’s the plan.

// A collective print journal, designed by Doublepage. A printed publication arrives a few months after the trip, an edited closing chapter, held in your hands. We don’t believe in photos lost on hard drives.

// A tribute to the road and to Nordic light. Carrying the spirit of Wim Wenders, Alec Soth, and Walker Evans on the road — and the Scandinavian gaze of Ingmar Bergman, Anders Petersen, Christer Strömholm, JH Engström, and Joakim Eskildsen. Freedom, chance, long summer evenings, and the poetry of the in-between.

// Designed by photographers for photographers. Every route, stop, meal, and moment is chosen for rhythm, surprise, and inspiration. Handcrafted. Never templated.

• EARLY BIRD first 2 spots
  4400€

• FULL PRICE until June 5th, 2026
  4800€

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