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Tommy Richardsen // Trichardsen // Facebook // 500px // Google+ // InstagramThat figure on the right side is my brother furiously searching the beach for his lenscap
Luckily we did find it and he also managed to get a couple of shot of this amazingly strong aurora flare which lasted no more than 10 minutes from start to finish.
Captured in Steinsvik, Nordreisa, Troms, Northern Norway.
08.02.2014 - Nikon D800, Zeiss 15mm f2.8, Iso 1600, 3 seconds.
4 Vertical shots stiched into a panorama.
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Nice pic! Can i have 1920x1080 for wallpaper please??
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hehe, not quite yet, I am working on a solution for that with the company Level 4 that a friend and I started up, we aren´t quite there yet, but working on it along with lots of other things.
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Yeah, heard they've been getting reaaally bright these days. Good job getting a pic that actually turned out. Most of them are too bright and glare.
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This picture is so surreal that at first glance I could not believe this was a photo. Very awesome.
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amazing pic, very other-worldly, your brother looks like a local alien.
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Thank you very much.
He actually is a little bit of a local alien
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Beautiful shot!
I really wanted to see the Aurora Borealis...
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You're welcome! I liked the story that went with this shot too, about your brother searching for his lens cap. Glad he found it.
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hehe, it made up for a couple of good laughs after.
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Amazing picture. Would love to see something like this in person one day!
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Thank you very much.
This even caught me off guard, this what you are seeing only lasted about 3 minutes, entire sky filled with really powerful northern lights, and adding the situation with my brother fumbling around for his lens cap made this a unforgettable moment.
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Absolutely gorgeous! So jealous that you live far up north where you can see the aurora on a regular basis. Last one I saw was in southern Canada nearly 20 years ago. Unspeakable beauty!
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Thanks so very much.
It truly is, not much I can really say that would explain the experience.
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You are quite welcome.
I think that is why I like the photo so much, you don't have to worry about putting a description in words. All you have to do is show anyone the picture and let them decide!
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Yeah, as a photographer you want to tell a story, but there is not need to be too detailed a little is enough to get the vision out, the rest is up to the viewer.
And more often than not the viewer will have a totally different opinion than the photographer.
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Exactly! When I see a photo like this, I try to share an experience with the artist to show what they have inspired. It's always good to know what kind of effect your art has on others, especially when you have a creative block!
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Oh absolutely, those creative blocks have a tendency to come around when you least want them to, I generally just keep on trying, it usually solves itself pretty fast.
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That's what happens to me is well... and then I can't get rid of all the good ideas!
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Yeah, its kinda funny how it can turn around at times.
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Indeed, such is the way of art
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Glad you like it, thank you.
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