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09/06/2016 11:33:09 AM |
Thanks for the votes and comments.
Yes Ja-9 this is the benefit of being such a small country, for us the locals in Reykjavik its only a 30 min drive and its dark enough to see the aurora.
This place þingvellir is ca 45 min drive from Reykjavik so its rather easy for us to take a quick trip whenever we feel like it. (and we do that a lot)
Sept-April is dark enough to see the lights. Okt-Feb is darker (better). Nov-Feb you get snow, which is better for brighter foregrounds but ice and snow on the roads.
The aurora activity has been very high for past 3 years which make this rather easy, read the weather forecast, pick a spot for the night, go and wait. Out of each 10 trips, 2-3 gives you something. 1 of 20 gives you something like this.
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09/06/2016 01:00:21 AM |
Damn tourists. I wanna be one!!! |
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09/05/2016 10:01:57 PM |
Pretty spectacular. Some day maybe me too. |
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09/05/2016 08:09:09 PM |
Yep...gonna go there soon...how hard is it to get something like this and what time of year is best? You guys seems to be getting them "monthly"??? |
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09/03/2016 08:08:59 PM |
Somebody should call the Sierra Club , alert them to all the wonderful photos in this challenge. It's truly amazing. What a beautiful planet we have to live on. Thanks for posting this shot. |
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08/31/2016 10:40:37 AM |
Beautiful. Sharp focus. Great reflection off the water. |
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