Nature pictures from Norway
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This fall in Yellowknife, me and another 6 photographers observed a truly amazing light, pretty much like a phoenix, flying over the tundra.
In one of my night photography workshops, me and two clients observed something truly beautiful, milky way (even though not quite obvious), light polluted clouds and aurora borealis. I once again sat there to enjoy the scene, good night, lake Minnewanka.
Kingdom Come.
An archive shot from end of last season, Ulsfjord, Northern Norway March 11th 2011.
This is the type of shot some fellow landscape photographers of mine would characterize as a "brain damaged composition" ;) -
Still, no time to think composition here, more about just documenting the majestic phenomenon!
I can feel I am getting so ready now for upcoming aurora season!
Canon EOS 5D Mark II + Samyang 14mm
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That was one long day! Up at 4am and then driving for 12 hours to get to Tromso in Norway. We headed out tonight and got some fairly good Aurora Borealis. Quick turbo edit to get one online! Need to go to sleep....
north of Healy, Alaska
A little northern light action from last week's trip to Alaska. This was with little m:) and Dene' Miles where we got only a little sleep, but saw beautiful sunsets and then saw "the Lights" all 3 nights up by Denali.
Northern lights. This photo was taken at Kvaløya at full moon the 5th of January 2015. The northern lights took many different formations, and I think this one looks like a viking ship!
The aurora show wasn't much, but the night glow, aurora, stars and frosty tree together made a great display.
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As with the previous photo, I took this last February, while working on the northern lights chapter of my new book, Moodscapes: The theory and practice of fine-art landscape photography", published by The Ilex Press and available now online and in bookstores all over the place. See here: www.ilexinstant.com/product/moodscapes/
Most of 2014 has revolved around this book, which is the most difficult project I've completed, and of which I'm very proud and encourage people to check out. It's 170 pages of text and loads of photos, and in it I discuss a wide range of topics, and go into, in detail, how I work and what techniques I use. There are chapters on film, photoshop, gear, composition, inspiration, and lots more.
(And In case anyone's wondering about the title, I'm a huge Terry Pratchett fan)
this one a freezing night on top of the some mountains in akureyri, iceland. after a september snowstorm. night cleared for one last night of aurora though it was pretty moderate during our whole stay (4 nights out of 14). no moon, the cover was pretty wide but not strong enough so I had to extend my exposure to 30s. looking forward to hunting some strong northern lights this february. hopefully I get those overhead ones that are so strong so can expose from 5-10 secs. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for a 2nd round.
It was quite a show this evening... brilliant aurora, bright moonlight, and great color in the aurora... Oh, and -30 degrees too!
The village Pirttivuopio as its own little planet. Made from an aurora picture I took out there in September.
First night seeing northern lights, though there is still quite a bit of daylight on the northern horizon. This is just before 3 a.m.
I had to darken this quite a lot.
This picture of the Northern Lights in Sweden (from last weeks trip) just reminds me of a scene from the old close encounters movie. It felt like that too! I've used fill light on this one but it was really bright because of the moon, made for some interesting shooting!