Northern Lights tour in Iceland. Full moon and Aurora ..read more

For the best viewer experience I would say a clear sky is mandatory. But even at cloudy nights with a strong aurora, it can be beautiful Seeing the clouds back illuminated by the aurora is pretty cool. This night started with heavy rain and a complete covered sky. As the Icelandic saying goes: if you don´t like the weather...wait 15 minutes. And indeed the sky opened up at the right time and direction (pays off to study real time satelite weathermaps) and a super fast aurora showed up ..read more

With a full moon and clouds covering the sky every hour, taking advantage of the short clear opening in the sky as the aurora showed. After weeks of strong aurora its back to average...for now. Canon R5,6 ..read more

After the red and pink show of October 10, the Northern Lights were back on track the next night, more in their usuals apeareance, green and swirling around aboce our head. Þingvellir, 11 October 2024. Canaon R6, Laowa 35mm F/ 0.95 ..read more

On October 10th a massive solar storm hit earth, visible auroras all over Europe and the US. In Iceland we saw the start of it around 21.00h... looking south. For a few hours the lights were out with astonishing colors, predominantly red and pink, visible with the naked eye. Long after midnight the usual greens started to show, still a lot in the south and overhead. Shot on Canon R6, Laowa Venus 35mm F0.95. Colors desaturated to represent what my eye saw ..read more

Another great night for Northern Lights in Iceland. Real time video, Canon R5,R6-Sigma 20mm F/1.4 & laowa 35mm F/0.95 ..read more

Same location and aurora corona as the previous video. This time with a 20mm lens view, a bit wider to capture the complete corona. Leiðarendi, Iceland 14 September 2024 Canon R5, ISO 12800, 1/13 s. Sigma 20mm F/1.4 @ 1.4 ..read more

Northern lights season started with a bang in Iceland and worldwide. Beautiful displays for days on end, with a few nights a chance to see an overhead corona. When activity is very strong this sometimes causes the rays or rayed bands to converge into one point where they form a corona. The crown of the northern lights. This usually doesn´t last long, sometimes a few seconds. This night it kept going on for a few minutes, the ultimate aurora display. Canon R6, ISO 12800, 1/13 sec. Laowa Venus 35mm F/0.95 @0.95 Iceland, Leiðarendi 14 September 2024 ..read more

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