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After 10 days of mostly clouded sky, we finally had a bit of clear sky, and the auroras came out for a while. Vesterålen, Nordland, Northern Norway.
It has been way to long since my last post here, I'll try to update my page more frequently in 2017. This picture was taken a few weeks ago, I had spent the day out photographing and on my way home I suddenly noticed the auroras dancing.
Being in a hurry to get to a somewhat decent spot and start photographing, I forgot my gloves in the car. Did not notice the temperature being minus 25 degrees C until I got back to the car again... #tobusytontice #frozenfingers
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Nikon D5 14-24 / 2.8 @ 14mm, f2.8, 6sec, ISO3200
Experimenting with timelapse stacking - this is 61 shots stacked to create a visual of how the lights (and stars) moved during a recent show. Lots of fun to play with this technique!
I took this picture of me 2 weeks back, when I was out "hunting" auroras with a good friend. The auroras show wasn´t that great, so we ended up testing how to use different light sources. In front of me we had built a small fire, but it was too windy to use it in a way we had hoped for, but I think it gave the tree on the left a nice glow in this picture. I also liked the way the light beam from my headlight turned out. I guess we will have to find another night with more aurora activity and less wind to try the fire thing once more. Have a great weekend, and happy holidays to everyone! All comments and favs are greatly appreciated.
The aurora over Beinn Alligin, seen from the lower Munro summit of Tom na Gruagaich. The lights of Gairloch and the western Isle of Lewis can be seen in the background.
Das war unglaublich gestern! Durch einen seltenen umstand gab es gestern ein relativ starkes Polarlich auf Rügen zu sehen. Naja gesehen hat man eigentlich "nur" einen hellen streifen über dem Horizont.
Ich hab auch noch ein Zeitraffer davon gemacht.
Timelapse:
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A shot from the fantastic evening 17 March, 2015.
I will never forget how amazing it was to stand there under the Northern Lights.
Explored 23 Sept, 2015
First sighting of the illusive Aurora Borealis. Lasted intensely for thirty minutes then clouded over. Amazing nonetheless!
Aurora Borealis my first beauty. A dream to see her for the first time.
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