Northern Lights Season Begins On Lofoten
Photo: Northern Lights over Flakstadøy, Lofoten Islands, Norway. Sept 2, 2017
Friday night was the beginning on the northern lights season on Lofoten for me. While there had been some previous lights in the end of August, I wasn’t able to go out and photograph them, unfortunately. But Friday was a night worth waiting for! With clear skies and almost no wind, the sky repeatedly erupted in dancing auroras almost from horizon to horizon. One of the better aurora displays I have photographed recently, and much better than anything I had earlier in the winter.
And while I’m a bit sad the summer is gone, it was a full and adventurous one for me – largely the reason for the lack of blog posts here, I have been too busy to keep up with things – I hiked many new mountains and shot some of my best imagery yet of Lofoten. Even though I’m still dealing with paperwork and bureaucracy nearly 5 months after officially moving here, it was a good choice! So with no more midnight sun hikes this year, I’m greatly looking forward to the aurora nights!
I will try and keep things updated here more frequently. But for current Lofoten info, always head over to 68north.com – where I keep things more current.
Photo: Aurora corona over Flakstadøy, Lofoten Islands, Norway. Sept 2, 2017