Skarpi wrote: Speaking of Iceland, I see them out my window as we speak.
We see them frequently here in Iceland, so I photograph them mostly here, but also in Greenland and Norway. Not sure what is the "best place" to view them, but I like to have some landscape, or lakes as foreground, if there is not much around, then I might just use my truck as foreground
Now THAT is how you do off road! What size tires are those??
Typically, when charged particles collide with oxygen, yellow and green are produced. Interactions with nitrogen produce red, violet, and occasionally blue colors.
effron wrote: Typically, when charged particles collide with oxygen, yellow and green are produced. Interactions with nitrogen produce red, violet, and occasionally blue colors.
In Alaska and Iceland between September and March is peak Northern Light season. Good rule of thumb is you want to find some interesting foreground to make it work.
What are you driving through 3 feet of snow with those tires?! Well that illustrates why I asked this question, is something like that needed to get around?
Alaska, Iceland, Sweden and Norway are 4 spots you'll want to seriously consider. Canada and Greenland too. IMO you'll best off going with a group, and a guide. That way you can focus on taking the shots vs finding them. Most of these locations have locals or workshops you can attend, some will even include hotel and food. So really all you have to do is wake up, follow the leader and snap off the shots. Way less stressful.
At the beginning of time there was absolutely nothing. And then it exploded! - Terry Pratchett
Randall McNabb wrote: What are you driving through 3 feet of snow with those tires?! Well that illustrates why I asked this question, is something like that needed to get around?
BTW, how large are those tires?
No, not needed, most roads are clear. I would guess 33" tires.
Randall McNabb wrote: What are you driving through 3 feet of snow with those tires?! Well that illustrates why I asked this question, is something like that needed to get around?
BTW, how large are those tires?
No, not needed, most roads are clear. I would guess 33" tires.
Hey Toby, close but no cigar friend. Those tires are 44"! I just confirmed.
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