Skólavörðustígur 22,

101 Reykjavík

Pictures from Iceland

A shiny little red store in Reykjavík Iceland where you find nice photography, while listening to music played from vinyl records.

Photos by ARI SIGVALDASON and friends.

Fótógrafí opened in May 2007 and is located on Skólavörðustígur in Reykjavík. The store is the first of it’s kind in Iceland.

We offer pictures from all over Iceland.. It’s the perfect memory from your trip.

We usually have some records spinning on our phonograph. Our huge LP collection has is filled with lovely records from the sixties, seventies and eighties. On the walls are over 300 vintage film cameras hanging for you to look at.

You can now choose from a selection of our prints to purchase online. Click here.

Phone

+354 821 5600

E-MAIL

fotografi.iceland@gmail.com

Location

Skólavörðustígur 22
101 Reykjavík
Iceland

Hours

On request

“Little gem of Reykjavik”

If you love crafty little places, and photography, then come here! Its located on the hill, straight down from the cathedral, you can't miss it. It's full of photo prints to buy, some cool old equipment, and a lovely Irish girl who works there. It's got a cool, laid back vibe, and is a lovely way to buy a souvenir print of Iceland that is a one off. Reasonably priced at £15, you can browse a huge selection of gorgeous prints from everything from landscape to quirky. Lovely little find.

A great little find.

If you love crafty little places, and photography, then come here! Its located on the hill, straight down from the cathedral, you can't miss it. It's full of photo prints to buy, some cool old equipment, and a lovely Irish girl who works there. It's got a cool, laid back vibe, and is a lovely way to buy a souvenir print of Iceland that is a one off. Reasonably priced at £15, you can browse a huge selection of gorgeous prints from everything from landscape to quirky. Lovely little find.

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Directions to Fótógrafí

Look for the tallest building on top the of the hill in downtown Reykjavík, the cathedral called Hallgrímskirkja. The street in front of Hallgrímskirkja is named Skólavörðustígur. We're there in the little red house some 200 yards down from the cathedral. See you.