Benjamin Hardman is an Australian photographer, filmmaker and field guide, who's core focus is to tell deeper visual stories of nature in the Arctic and sub-Arctic, both as a traveller and now as a local based in Iceland.
Benjamin's photographs are driven by the pursuit to immerse deeper into nature and return to the same locations throughout the year to better understand the visual changes that each season brings.
Moving deeper into the polar regions, Benjamin has carried out multiple natural history assignments and worked as a photography guide since 2017 in Svalbard, Greenland and Antarctica.
Using social media as a platform to share his visions and experiences of nature and life in the North, he has accumulated an audience of over 1 million people.
After working in the photography and film industry on productions for companies such as Netflix and National Geographic, and more than 30 assignments as a polar expedition photography specialist, Benjamin has developed a deep connection and passion for documenting the lands of Iceland, Greenland, Svalbard and Antarctica.
Gear List
Photography: Canon R5 & R5C, DJI Mavic 3 Cine. Cinema: DJI Inspire 3 & Ronin 4D 8K, RED Dragon-X 6K, Ronin 2, Easyrig w/ STABIL G2 arm. DZO & NiSi FF Primes, Blazar Remus 1.5x Anamorphic Lens set + Atlas Orion Anamorphic 40mm.
Selected Client List
Benjamin has worked on assignments for such clients as Silverback Films, Netflix, BBC, 66 North, DJI, Icelandair, Olympus, Goretex, Land Rover, Suzuki, National Geographic, Canon as well as the tourism boards of Visit Svalbard, Visit Faroe Islands, Visit Greenland, Travel Alberta and Inspired by Iceland.
-Ben's Personal Artworks-
Editing Masterclass
With a passion for teaching his minimalistic photography techniques and post-processing methods, Benjamin has been leading photographic workshops in Iceland and across the Arctic for over five years. Benjamin is known his fine-art approach to photography with a distinct minimalistic aesthetic focused on the landscapes of Iceland and the polar regions.
Kofi Galleri
Born from the desire to gather, share and see, the Kofi Gallerí lives in the heart of Reykjavík holding the photos and stories of Chris Burkard and Benjamin Hardman while celebrating Iceland's heritage through the collaboration with 66 North.
You Tube
Get a behind the scenes look at Benjamin’s photo and video productions over on his YouTube channel: @BenjaminHardman