I used to love having half a moon in the sky to light up my foreground. The more it goes, and the more I realize that with a new moon / no moon, we can find the right light in a really particular way. For this, I will be patient, and after finding the right composition, I will wait for the strong aurora to cast its light on the foreground and bring this homogeneous balance of light and uniform tones of colors. Oldervik - Tromsø Area - Northern Norway The Conditions Needed: Orientation - EAST Aurora Intensity - MODERATE - STRONG Moon - HALF
Awarded HONORABLE MENTION WINNER in Landscape Category at APA - ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHY AWARDS 2019 Haifoss - Iceland - The Conditions Needed: Orientation - NORTH - NORTH EAST Aurora Intensity - LOW - MODERATE Moon - NEW A banger from September 2nd early season, in front of this amazing wonder of Iceland. Such a beautiful show nature gave us, with incredible fast movements. A great way to start the northern light season
I took some of my guests on an Aurora chase, to look for some of the best spots on the coastline of Kvaløya. Of course the forecast plays a lot on where to go and how to pick a spot. This night, clouds were coming from the south, so the strategy was to get to the coast as soon as we could, to capture the clear sky toward the west before they cover it completely. We see them coming slowly on the left side of this shot, and it helps us understand how timing is so important. Rekvik - Northern Norway The Conditions Needed: Orientation - WEST Aurora Intensity - MODERATE - LOW Moon - FULL
