21 Dazzling Photos Showing the Most Beautiful Nordic Lights. Earth's Natural Phenomenon Found in Both Northern & Southern Hemispheres
Tania
4:34 AM EST, December 31, 2020
Polar aurora is an extremely beautiful, but capricious light phenomenon. It can be observed in Scandinavia, Russia, Iceland, Siberia or Greenland. What is interesting, it also occurs in the southern hemisphere. It is called aurora australis and is seen in Australia and New Zealand. The creators of the blog "Capture the Atlas" have been organizing for the past three years now a photo contest of the most spectacular pictures of aurora borealis. Watch the gallery and see where the photographers managed to hunt down the aurora borealis in 2020.
#1 Lurie Belegurschi, Thingvellir National Park (Iceland)
#2 Marybeth Kiczenski, Upper Michigan Peninsula (Usa)
#3 Parker Burkett, British Columbia (Canada)
#4 Dennis Hellwig, Lofoty (Norway)
#5 Joaquín Marco, Iceland
#6 Benjamin Maze, Tasmania (Australia)
#7 Mohad Almehanna, Yukon (Canada)
#8 José Antonio Mateos Fajardo, Lofoten (Norway)
#9 Stefano Pellegrini, Iceland
#10 Nico Rinaldi, Iceland
#11 Risto Leskinen, Lapland (Finland)
#12 Jeanine Holowatuik, Saskatchewan (Canada)
#13 Roksolyana Hilevych, Lofoten (Norway)
#14 Sergey Korolev, Kolsk Peninsula (Russia)
#15 Ole Salomonsen, Tromsø (Norway)
#16 Filip Hrebenda, Iceland
#17 John Weatherby, Iceland
#18 Aki Mikkola, Lapland (Finland)
#19 Kim Jenssen, Lapland (Finland)
#20 William Patino, Iceland
#21 Petri Puurunen, Lapland (Finland)
Which photo made the biggest impression on you? Comment below.
