Aurora Borealis

[Hosea]

can share with me how u take the shot ? it is so nice ! Kindly teach me *shy*
Did you drive in Ireland ? is yes , was it easy ? I am planning a 4-5 days trip in late feb.

You could apply the long exposure technique with care on the actual environment and Aurora’s light intensity. Apply a longer exposure if you wish to have a Northern light's trial to beautify your photos when the Northern light is quite “faint” in deep darkness.
Have a good time.

 

[ricleo]

Aurora Borealis at Iceland

Sharing a photo of my first encounter with Aurora; I felt it was Majestic and Gigantic
It was also a great experience for me to capture this Northern Light.

really Majestic. I was unlucky 2 weeks ago when I was in iceland for 3 nights. 1st night, clear skies but minimal activity. 2nd night rain. 3rd night little to no activity again although clear skies.

 

[bonrya]

Wow wow

 

[droozy]

Oh I see.. Can share me your settings for this marvelous picture?

You could apply the long exposure technique with care on the actual environment and Aurora’s light intensity. Apply a longer exposure if you wish to have a Northern light's trial to beautify your photos when the Northern light is quite “faint” in deep darkness.
Have a good time.

 

[Hosea]

really Majestic. I was unlucky 2 weeks ago when I was in iceland for 3 nights. 1st night, clear skies but minimal activity. 2nd night rain. 3rd night little to no activity again although clear skies.

[FONT=&quot]I could empathize with your disappointment. I was blessed with some great Aurora during my stay at Iceland after some disappointment on the first few days. Hope you would have another chance to view it.[/FONT]

 

[iluvs90]

You could apply the long exposure technique with care on the actual environment and Aurora’s light intensity. Apply a longer exposure if you wish to have a Northern light's trial to beautify your photos when the Northern light is quite “faint” in deep darkness.
Have a good time.

hi Hosea, is there any need for ND filter for northern light shot? i have a confirmed trip coming up end of March.

 

[edutilos-]

Very nice Hosea, always love your pictures.

 

[lhjz]

awesome... my dream

 

[Hosea]

Thanks edutilos......, glad u like this. Cheers

 

[Hosea]

iluvs 90.. I did not use any filters for this trip...sorry for late reply.
Have a good trip

 

[Hosea]

awesome... my dream

Thanks Ihjz....may you visit this dream soon.. cheers

 

[Hosea]

Oh I see.. Can share me your settings for this marvelous picture?

Droozy.. I used high ISO range from 800-1200, mostly F2.8-F4 and exposure time really depends much on the Aurora's "Strength" and also how you want it to be like on your photos (some like it as it is and some want it to look dreamy with longer exposure when the strength is weak). Hope this helps.. cheers
This pix is F2.8, 13sec, Iso 800

 

[Hosea]

I am blessed to see them

Liken an Angle that descended upon earth in the night

Fan of Rain Aurora unfolded

 

[polar28]

Amazing work.

 

[daredevil123]

Aurora Borealis at Iceland

Sharing a photo of my first encounter with Aurora; I felt it was Majestic and Gigantic
It was also a great experience for me to capture this Northern Light.

This is a wonderful and amazing photo bro. Thanks for sharing!

 

[Hosea]

This is a wonderful and amazing photo bro. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks bro!! It my pleasure to share

 

[jtsky]

Impressive!

 

[Hosea]

Impressive!

Thanks jtsky ! A good experience !

 

[debyos]

Wow really amazing! It's my dream to see this one day

 

[Hosea]

Wow really amazing! It's my dream to see this one day

May your dream comes true soon.. cheers!