Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Bjørn J on November 03, 2012, 12:23:37 pm
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In mid-October we had some beautiful Northern Lights, with particularly strong colours.
No moon and no snow on the ground made it challenging to photograph them - it was very dark.
I used a Nikon D3S with Nikkor 14-24mm/2,8. ISO 1600-2200, 6-8 sec. at f/2,8
Bjørn J
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Some of the best I have ever seen! Great job.
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Nice!! Good job on the composition, especially #1.
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Fascinating...the third for me mixes the amazing qualities of the Auroras with the landscape more effectively...superb very well done for being there and capturing that.
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Absolutely beautiful.
These images defy description really.
Congratulations
Tony Jay
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Stunning!
Jeremy
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Congrats! Not only your auroras are beautiful but you managed to use the landscape to create fantastic images.
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Congrats! Not only your auroras are beautiful but you managed to use the landscape to create fantastic images.
Thank you, I really appreciate that. Too many photos of the auroras are just that, photos of the auroras. I try my best to make good photographs with auroras, so I am glad that you think I have succeded here.
Bjørn J
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Congrats! Not only your auroras are beautiful but you managed to use the landscape to create fantastic images.
+1
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That first photo really sets an example for how good an aurora photo can be. I'm tempted to think that you just got lucky with a great show, but the framing shows the skill and patience that made a good photo great.
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These are the best I've seen. Spectacular!
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Espetacular!
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Beautiful work.
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It doesn't get any better! I love the vertical image! :)
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it would be worth putting up with the cold just to see something like that
thank you for sharing your amazing photos.