I'm not going to talk much here, but instead just say this: The auroras the night of January 2nd and morning of January 3rd were incredible. Clear and strong enough to be photographed by an iPhone right next to the moon. I'm not going to post it because it was
On my phone, I have an Aurora Forecast app. It labeled the 2nd and 3rd as activity levels 4 and 5 (5 is the highest). Actually, let me first preface this with a quick note: We left the scenic farm and drove back to Vik (just past Vik to the
Not much to be said here... ...except that I just had the most random luck shooting a set of photographs with the intervalometer. I had my camera pointing towards one of the mountains by a glacier, trying to get the edge of the aurora, when we saw an extremely bright,
Well, as far as poor decisions go, I made a pretty collosal one a couple of nights ago (the 29th - 30th). You see, it was raining quite hard and I thought we were in for the night. So, being wide awake, yet wanting to get up early the next
So, I got my first glimpse of an aurora, but unfortunately, it wasn't visible from the naked eye. This photograph was a total accident. I was actually shooting the base of Kerlingarfjöll at night, in the middle of a rain storm, when I saw that there was a green, wavy