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Showing posts with label northern lights shooting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label northern lights shooting. Show all posts

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Northern lights and Ice!




Another magic photo from the north! Aurora borealis and ice. Iceland!
Thnx so much to our facebook group friend Runólfur Hauksson

Powerfull lights over Öræfajökull and Jökulsárlón.

Saturday, January 14, 2012

Green Beauty over Yellowknife, Canada

Another great aurora display photographed by our facebook group friend Yuichi Takasaka
Last Thursday's Aurora from Vee Lake, near Yellowknife, NWT, Canada.

More images; http://www.blue-moon.ca/2012jan.html
 

Aurora Borealis - Nordland

Amazing pic of the northern lights over Norway by our facebook group friend Geir Nøtnes

Sunday, December 25, 2011

Iceland: Aurora on ice!

Amazing photo of Icelandic landscape with the Northern Lights! Thnx to our facebook group (Aurora Borealis - Βόρειο Σέλας) friend Stephane Vetter 

He said: My last trip in December in Iceland. Almost single aurora of stay ....
Jokulsarlon 15 december 23h50 with a moonrise.

Green Aurora curtains over Norway!

Two more beautiful displays of Aurora Borealis green courtains in Tana municipality 21. dec 2011
photo by Frank Martin Ingilæ



Sunday, October 9, 2011

Great, Bright Aurora over Canada!




Εκπληκτική φωτογραφία από το βόρειο σέλας στον Καναδά, που μας έστειλε η φίλη Mari!

Our facebook group friend Mari Coret send us this impressive photo of a bright aurora borelalis in Salluit, Canadá !!! Thnx so much!




Thursday, September 8, 2011

Almost liquid AURORA over Canada!




Άλλη μια υπέροχη φωτογραφία από ένα σχεδόν υγρό Βόρειο Σέλας στον Καναδά που έστειλε ένας φίλος στη σελίδα μας στο facebook!
Another great northern lights display! Our friend Steve Milner said: September 3rd /2011 Ft Nelson BC Canada Auroras…great show for sure!



Tuesday, August 30, 2011

Aurora and the photographer!




Δύο πολύ όμορφες φωτογραφίες από το Yellowknife στον Καναδά, που μας έστειλε ο φίλος της facebook σελίδας μας Dave Brosha! Στην πρώτη απεικονίζεται ο επίσης φίλος Karl Johnston 
κάτω από έναν απερίγραπτο ουρανό! Στη δεύτερη εκτός από το βόρειο σέλας, έχει πιάσει στα αριστερά και μια καταιγίδα!

Two beautiful pics of the northern lights but each one has something more...! Our facebook group friend Dave Brosh did a great job!!! He said: 

1st. "The Composer" Fort Smith photographer, Karl Johnston (and frequent poster to this group), under a sky that is impossible to describe without doing it injustice. Outside Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada.
2nd."Forces of Nature" This was definitely a first for me. While shooting the aurora borealis last night I was treated - at the same time - to a lightening storm way off in the distance. Check out the cloud in the bottom left as it's lit up by a massive bolt.

Monday, August 22, 2011

AURORA over ICELAND!




Μια ακόμη υπέροχη φωτογραφία με το βόρειο Σέλας πάνω από την Ισλανδία! 
A great shot that our facebook group's friend Runólfur Hauksson send us! The Northern Lights over
Jökulsárlón (lit. "Glacier Lagoon") the largest glacier lagoon or lake in Iceland. He said:  
"I took this one at Jökulsárlón 11 marz 2011 at 21:03:35pm."


Friday, July 15, 2011

GREAT IDEA! model and aurora photography




Our facebook group's friend  Karl Johnston 
send us a piece of his work, a unique idea!!! Model photography with natural auroral background!
He said:  
Here's something unique...tried blending model and aurora photography together. My entry to the astronomy photographer of the year 2011 competition - people and space category. Hope it does well!





Wednesday, July 13, 2011

Shooting Aurora on the road...




We are so happy when a member of our group sends an aurora picture that just has been shot! In this post we would like to thank Karl Johnston! 
He said on our facebook group (http://www.facebook.com/groups/aurora.selas) about his photo of the Northern Lights: 

"My girlfriend and I were driving back from an arts show this past weekend and she saw aurora fluttering out the window...so we stopped to take some shots! Handheld...shutter speed was as fast as 1/40th of a second in some shots. Here's the best one...they lasted about 5 seconds per burst. Here is one traveling through an outcrop of notilucent clouds"