15 Photos From the 2022 Northern Lights Photographer of the Year
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Capture the Atlas has published its annual Northern Lights Photographer of the Year selections, which feature the best photos of the aurora borealis or australis captured from around the world.
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On my last trip to Iceland, I decided to try my luck in one of its most iconic locations, a magical place for any landscape photographer.
“Elves’ House” – Asier López Castro
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This rare red Aurora that shined after a powerful solar event in Iceland reminded me of the iconic tropical bird of my home country: the Quetzal.
“Nordic Quetzal” – Luis Solano Pochet
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The northern sky is utterly fascinating.
“Under a Northern Sky” – Rachel Jones Ross
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Lady Aurora waits for no photographer or schedule.
“Michigan Night Watch” – Marybeth Kiczenski
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Nugget Point Lighthouse is on the eastern side of New Zealand’s South Island.
“Nugget Point Lighthouse Aurora” – Douglas Thorne
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At high latitudes such as 71-degrees North on the eastern side of Greenland, the Aurora oval varies and slightly leans down.
“Towering Ice” – Virgil Reglioni
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These are the Arctic nights that leave you breathless!