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There is nothing quite as magical as watching the aurora borealis appear over the arctic waters of Iceland and Greenland. The clear waters reflect the gorgeous variation of colors that illuminate the Nordic skies. The aurora borealis occurs after an 11 year cycle. Wait until you see the amazing timelapse video of the aurora borealis.
Shooting the video was no easy task for Joe Capra, since the only ways of entry into Greenland are via plane, helicopter, snowmobile or dogsled. The freezing Icelandic winds made shooting even more of a challenge, but fortunately, everything came out just perfect! I hope you enjoy this incredible timelapse of the aurora borealis.
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Two Lands - Greenland | Iceland |
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1) A Picturesque Image of the Aurora in Iceland |
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2) Aurora Reflecting Off a Stream in Iceland |
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3) A Golden Sunrise in Illulisat Ice Fjord, Greenland |
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4) A Violet Sunset in Disko Bay, Greenland |
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5) A Surreal Landscape in Ilulissat Ice Fjord, Greenland |
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6) Base Camp for Joe Capra in Ilulissat Town, Greenland |
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7) The Emerald Aurora Skies of Iceland Road |
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8) Lime Green Reflections of the Aurora in Iceland |
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9) The Holographic Aurora Sky in Greenland |
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10) Aurora Illuminating the Greenland Lake |
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11) Preparing to Film the Aurora in Greenland! |
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12) An Icy Dogsled Ride Over the Frozen Lakes of Greenland |
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| (H/T: boredpanda.com) |
