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Eye of the corona

January 8, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Strokkur Northern Lights 0227-3587

Date: 02/27/2014
Location: Geyzir, Iceland
Title: Eye of the corona

Visitors to Iceland have been enchanted throughout the years by the Northern Lights. Properly known as Aurora Borealis, this stunning display of natural light phenomena have been subjects of a myriad of fine art photos since time immemorial.

The dazzling colors and mesmerizing glow of the Northern Lights across the night sky appears naturally magical in photos. Thus, plenty of seasoned and aspiring nightscape photographers from across the globe travel to Iceland to capture the best images they can get.

This fine art image is of the Northern Lights was taken during a photography trip to Iceland. The lights are mostly of green color because of the interaction between the oxygen and nitrogen approximately 60 miles above the atmosphere of the earth. The red glows are brought about by the oxygen and nitrogen molecules in a higher altitude. The eye of the solar storm, known as corona, captured in this magnificent photo  is definitely not to hard to understand why the Northern Lights is one of Iceland’s top tourist attractions.

Iceland happens to be found right at the middle of the auroral zone. This is the place where this natural phenomenon frequently occurs. As a matter of fact, some Northern Lights or auroras can be seen on any clear night sky in Iceland. However, the intensity will vary in significant extremes depending on the solar activity.

For homeowners, this is a perfect design piece for a living room or a bedroom. An office lobby will look definitely stylish with ornament on the wall. Investing on a fine art print of this beautiful image is a sensible decision for everyone.

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: corona, iceland, northern lights, winter

Candle light

January 8, 2015 By admin Leave a Comment

Strokkur Northern Lights 0227-3603

Date: 02/27/2014
Location: Geyzir, Iceland
Title: Candle light

Traveling and photography go hand in hand. Exploring the beauty and wonder of Mother Nature can be a perfect opportunity for an a fine art nightscape photographer. For those who have that distinct imaginative and creative drive in them, a visit to Iceland can be an exhilarating experience.

The picture above was taken in Geyzir, Iceland. A night with fine weather and absolutely clear skies is required in order to witness the world famous natural phenomenon. The Northern Lights or also known as aurora borealis appeared on the skyline above a mountainous area. The captivating colors of green and red illuminated the sky. This is a beautiful snapshot of the Northern Lights of which millions of tourists from across the globe would want to observe. The lights appear to dance and move in intricate patterns which are utterly delightful.

This is an interesting fine art photograph because of the amazing display of color and light. This aurora display appeared to be a flickering candle amidst the dark. The hues of green and red made it look to be festive and joyful.

These Northern Lights may appear in a wide variety of hues. However, the most common ones are pink and green. The fascinating patterns of ripples, arcs, curtains and shooting rays make these aurora to be very a beautiful subject for fine art photographs.

A fine art print of this flickering aurora borealis can recreate a homey and attention-grabbing ambiance into a home or office. This piece of visual art can be a sensible investment to make because fine art photographs of this nature are always known to be timeless ornamental items.

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: geyzir, iceland, northern lights, winter

Resurrection of the Phoenix

October 25, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

01 Resurrection of Phoenix
Date: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: Resurrection of the Phoenix

1/4 image from series titled “Rise of the Phoenix”

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: aurora borealis, iceland, northern lights, winter

Rise of the Phoenix

October 25, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

02 Rise of the PhoenixDate: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: Rise of the Phoenix

2/4 image from series titled “Rise of the Phoenix”

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: aurora borealis, iceland, northern lights, winter

Phoenix has risen

October 25, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

03 Phoenix has risenDate: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: Phoenix has risen

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: 2014, aurora borealis, iceland, northern lights, winter

Phoenix the aftermath

October 25, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

04 Phoenix the aftermathDate: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: Phoenix the aftermath

4/4 image from series titled “Rise of the Phoenix”

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: 2014, aurora borealis, iceland, northern lights, phoenix the aftermath, winter

Three headed dragon attacking Strokkur

October 23, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

Strokkur Northern Lights 0227-3498

Date: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: Three headed dragon attacking Strokkur

Fine art photography is all about interpretation. Images captured for fine art purposes do not need to appear literal. It is the creative vision of the artist that will allow an audience to experience a new dimension and perspective. However, for a landscape fine art photographer, it is a challenge to capture images in accordance to an artist’s preferences because of the dynamics of the elements in the environment. It takes a serious amount of dedication despite the harsh cold or the unruly wind to fulfill one’s creative vision.

Through fine art photography, the artist himself was able to explore creative freedom. The passion for this kind of visual art paved the way for an artist to traveling around the world in the pursuit of beautiful landscapes and panoramas to be subjects of fine art landscape photos.

This image was captured from an adventure photography trip to Svinaefellsjokull. The Northern Lights created a visual spectacle that leaves people from various parts of the world in awe with this very interesting natural phenomenon. This fine art shot appeared to be an interesting portrayal of a three headed dragon soaring through the skyline. For some, this image can evoke a sense of freedom and emancipation as the Northern Lights appear like the dragon is about to attack the erupting geyser.

This fine art photography is a beautiful imagery with a final purpose as a decorative piece to be showcased in a house or office space. This is an interesting piece for those who would want to incorporate visual artistry into their living rooms or office lobbies.

 

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: 2014, aurora borealis, geysir, iceland, northern lights, winter

The shield and the sword

October 22, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

The shield and the sword

Date: 02/25/2014
Location: Snæfellsjökull, Iceland
Title: The shield and the sword

Fine Art Northern Lights Photography is an exciting endeavor. For those who dedicate a significant amount of time for this type of visual art it is an awesome way of expressing creativity through photos. Capturing one of the most breathtaking scenes by Mother Nature is absolutely worth all the efforts.  Dedication and passion for photography has inspired the artist to painstakingly wait for this beautiful display of lights in the sky. This was captured right off the beautiful Snæfellsjökull volcano in Iceland.  The stunning display of the Northern Lights is a perfect fine art scene to capture the location that Jules Verne chose as entrance point for the subterranean journey of his classic novel “Journey to the center of the Earth”.

Fine Art Nightscape Photography is a demanding endeavor. However, artists who immerse themselves with this kind of creative expression take pride in the kind of artistry that they have embraced. Visual art through photography can be taken into the most promising places around the world. Capturing images of breathtaking landscapes and stunning panoramic views are worth all the efforts. This image of the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) was captured in Iceland. This is one of the most fascinating images captured by the artist himself.

According to Nordic legends aurora borealis signified the battle of Nordic gods in the sky.  This was the only explanation the early inhabitants of Iceland could think of at the time.  In this one of a kind image you see Týr, the Nordic god of war protecting the Viking village inhabitants of Snæfellsjökull volcano with a sword and a shield.

 

A lot of people from various parts of the globe are truly enthralled by the phenomenon of the Northern Lights. Some people are fortunate enough to observe them can definitely attest to its beauty and mystery – these natural spectacles are absolutely mesmerizing. With the clear skies and plenty of good fortune I was able to capture a beautiful green light across the skyline.

A fine art print of this image can be a beautiful ornamental piece in a bedroom or loft. It conveys a lot of relaxing vibes and sets the mood for some calm and serenity.

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: 2014, aurora borealis, iceland, northern lights, Snæfellsjökull, winter

The descend

September 24, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

Strokkur Northern Lights 0227-3585
Date: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: The descend

Fine art photography is creativity and vision. There are a lot of individuals who venture into this form of visual art because of the possibility of exploring a wider horizon for artistic expression. It is a fact that significant number of aspiring landscape fine art photographers will travel around the world in pursuit of the most fascinating subjects for their upcoming outdoor photography adventure.

This image has been captured from the beautiful country of Iceland where winter is all about spectacle and beauty. Iceland allows photographers to indulge in night time photography with the promise of captivating shots of the Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights). The skyline appears to be a blank canvass by which a myriad of creative and numinous images. As the Northern Lights begin to showcase its magnificence, it appears like an angel is about to descend with its wings beaming with vagueness. This is utterly a beautiful natural phenomenon. However, this image speaks a magnitude of the sense of mysticism of a specific audience. People adore the Northern Lights for its festive view. However, for a fine art landscape photographer, this visual display is a perfect subject for a much-anticipated outdoor photo shoot adventure.

Invest in this fine art print! Your home or office space deserves something artsy! A fine art print of this view will definitely make a living room space absolutely homey. The light beams appear to be quite inviting and welcoming. If you are looking for a design piece to complete an office space interior, this will come very handy.

 

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: 2014, february, geysir, iceland, northern lights, winter

The burst

September 24, 2014 By Dennis Krukover Leave a Comment

 

Strokkur Northern Lights 0227-3557

Date: 02/27/2014
Location: Geysir, Iceland
Title: The burst

Visual art is a perfect medium for creative expression. There are a lot of individuals who engage in this type of art because of the freedom it allows an artist to create images that are genuine and artsy. Landscape fine art photography is all about interpretation of what the subject beyond what it appears to be.

Landscape photography has the reputation of being a relaxing form of photography. However, the irony with fine art landscape photography is it is not that easy to capture images of utmost creativity and meaning. The thing about fine art photos is this, photos of this creative value goes beyond the capturing of amazing panoramas and sceneries but it is the resilience to manage against the dynamic elements of the environment. As the photographer fulfills his or her own creative vision for a specific subject, the artist must deal with the movement of clouds or the unruly wind during an outdoor photo shoot. The dedication and passion of a landscape fine art photographer is definitely commendable.

This amazing image was captured from an outdoor adventure photography trip in Iceland. During one of the nights the Northern Lights began displaying spectacular skylines. The battle of ancient Nordic Gods has began.  This one appears to be a mystical as if a celestial body is about to descend from the firmament. It is a beautiful picture of Mother Nature’s magnificence with a deeper sense of magic and mystery.

This is a perfect design piece of a bedroom or office space. It will be a worthwhile investment to make. After all, fine art photos of this kind are made of creativity, dedication and passion.

Filed Under: Northern Lights Tagged With: 2014, february, geysir, iceland, northern lights, winter

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