Posted by David Mayhew on March 28, 2013 at 5:19 AM
Been in Iceland for 5 nights to shoot the Northern Lights among other things. Had a couple of good nights, though this weekend is now forecast to be better even though I'll be back in Fort Collins! Here are some of the shots.
More on my website in the storm chase & trip log, can't find the info on how to post hyperlinks, sorry!
Canon 5D III
ISO 800, 8 secs, 14mm Rokina
Posted by Scott Fricke on March 28, 2013 at 9:42 AM
Very cool David, I'm jealous! Iceland is my favorite trip of all time, but I went at the summer solstice. The Aurora is definitely at the top of my bucket list to see some day.
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Posted by Bill Pelzmann on March 28, 2013 at 10:53 AM
Incredibly beautiful, David and you found a great foreground to compliment the sky !
Such a light show in person must be such a thrill.
Posted by Larry Douglas on March 28, 2013 at 12:47 PM
Beautiful shooting David: The shots on your web site are remarkable, you really hit it at the right time.. Thanks for sharing
Posted by David Mayhew on March 29, 2013 at 10:36 AM
This was my 1st night in Iceland and my first attempt to shoot Northern Lights, I hadn't even scouted for locations by this point! Yup, that's my shadow, will have to see if I can remove it somehow!
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14 repliesMore on my website in the storm chase & trip log, can't find the info on how to post hyperlinks, sorry!
Canon 5D III
ISO 800, 8 secs, 14mm Rokina
Oh, right below the 'Reply to this Topic' box is an underlined 'Text Style Menu' which will tell you how to hyperlink.
Such a light show in person must be such a thrill.
I think your shadow should remain. It looks like a person standing there in awe of the grandeur of nature and adds a bit of perspective.
Your website images---magnificent!
What was the light source that cast your shadow, the moon?