Showcasing their work in the seventh series are as follows:

- Arngrímur Blöndahl 
- Brynja Jóhannsdóttir
- Finnur A. P. Fróðason
- Jóhann Guðni Reynisson
- Jóhanna Ingimundardóttir 
- Lárus St. Guðmundsson
- Sigríður Jóna Kjartansdóttir 



There will be a total of seven exhibitions, each with a different theme. Forty-six photographers will participate, and each exhibition will run for six weeks. Members were invited to take part in a survey where they could indicate which themes they would like to see featured. The following themes received the most votes:


- **Movement** 9 January – 22 February
- **Landscape** 27 February – 12 April
- **Winter scenes** 17 April – 31 May
- **Abstract** 5. June – 19 July
- **Street scenes** 24 July – 13 September
- **B/W** 18 September – 1 November
- **Water** 6 November – 31 December


Many of the members participating in these exhibitions have been part of the association for a long time, while others are taking their first steps in exhibiting their work. A passion for photography is the foundation of the group. Quite a few members have pursued photography education through courses both in Iceland and abroad. Some members are students at the Iceland School of Photography, while others are fully qualified photographers from the Technical College.

Fókus is an association of amateur photographers in the Reykjavík area, founded in 1999. It provides an excellent platform for people who want to develop their photography skills and talents.

You can view the activities of Fókus [here](https://fokusfelag.is/amateur-photography-club/).

Water I Skotið in Fókus 2026

"Water" is the title of the seventh exhibition by members of FÓKUS, the Amateur Photography Club, which will take over the exhibition space SKOTIÐ at the Reykjavík Museum of Photography.

Wa­ter I Skotið in Fókus 2026

"Water" is the title of the seventh exhibition by members of FÓKUS, the Amateur Photography Club, which will take over the exhibition space SKOTIÐ at the Reykjavík Museum of Photography.

Water I Skotið in Fókus 2026