Astrophotography- Gods Light Show- Ten Tips to Capture the Aurora Borealis- Northern Lights

Have you ever seen the Aurora Borealis? This was the first time for me and Emily and it couldn’t have happened in a more beautiful time and place. Shortly following a workshop that we taught in Stockholm we took off in our rental car for the long 1,500 mile roundtrip trek up towards the town or Kiruna in northern Sweden, near the border of Finland. PLEASE THUMBS UP, SHARE, LEAVE A COMMENT AND SUBSCRIBE!

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http://www.jasonlanier.com/blog/auroraborealis

PLEASE check out the video below to see our Ten Tips to capture fantastic images of the Northern Lights. Below are some samples of what we captured while out there. These are the shots that I captured. These were captured over many different locations that we shot on the same night. The lights lasted a good 2-3 hours while we went from location to location. It was surreal.

Emily on the other hand chose to create a time lapse by keeping her camera in the same spot and the results were incredible.

To see the beautiful time lapse that we created with Emily’s shots please check out the video above!

In regards to gear both Emily and I used the Sony A7Riii. My lens was the Canon 11-24mm and hers was the Sony Zeiss 16-35mm f/4.

**LINKS TO GEAR:

*Sony A7Riii- https://bhpho.to/2N3K9OV

*Canon 11-24mm L lens- https://bhpho.to/2JjMQgp

*Sony Zeiss 16-35mm f/4- https://bhpho.to/2POdlgs

We can’t thank you enough for joining us on this incredible adventure. And if it helps you get some great shots for yourself, we couldn’t be any happier. Don’t forget to click on SUBSCRIBE and NOTIFICATIONS so you’re updated every time a new video is released!

Thanks,

Jason Lanier Photography