Kristján U. Kristjánsson
Aurora Tourism
This frame isn't particularly artistic or with any thought laid into it, however this scene got me laughing silly when I was there shooting it. I've been doing landscape photography now for 15 years and shooting auroras for most of that time, and it's only in the past two years things have changed drastically in terms of aurora tourism. Before you'd be able to go almost anywhere without running into anyone, but now everyone is everywhere.
A few years ago we icelanders joked about the phrase "How do you like Iceland?" in the sense that foreigners were so few and far between that we were actually really interested in what they had to say about our dear little country, but I don't hear anyone asking that anymore.
Aurora Tourism
This frame isn't particularly artistic or with any thought laid into it, however this scene got me laughing silly when I was there shooting it. I've been doing landscape photography now for 15 years and shooting auroras for most of that time, and it's only in the past two years things have changed drastically in terms of aurora tourism. Before you'd be able to go almost anywhere without running into anyone, but now everyone is everywhere.
A few years ago we icelanders joked about the phrase "How do you like Iceland?" in the sense that foreigners were so few and far between that we were actually really interested in what they had to say about our dear little country, but I don't hear anyone asking that anymore.