Holiday Aurora borealis
Holiday Aurora borealis
I loved Mark Townley's aurora photos, but more remarkable, I was in Borgarnes, Iceland - just a few kilometers north of him. My family chose to meet in Iceland for the week of Christmas. I was up late every night hoping for aurora action without any luck until Christmas night. Then on the 26th it was even better. I will try to post a couple photos.
Mark, I wish I had known you were so close, we could have made arrangements to meet.
Mark, I wish I had known you were so close, we could have made arrangements to meet.
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Re: Holiday Aurora borealis
I specially like the third one. It should be very impressive to be there looking at these aurora.
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Re: Holiday Aurora borealis
Very beautiful. These are lovely images of the spectacular boxing day aurora.
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Re: Holiday Aurora borealis
I am quite impressed! Really fantastic landscape with Aurorae Borealis!
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Re: Holiday Aurora borealis
Wow! amazing that the both of you were there to enjoy the event, it looks spectacular and I am very envious

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Excellent shots! Crazy we were so close, we've been into Borgarnes most days since being here. Don't you just love the bakery by the causeway. I take it you're not there now?

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