I’d say it’s definitely to see if you let your eyes adjust in the dark by turning of any lamp or smartphone display for a few minutes. Of course not as bright as a 20 second exposure with high iso and a fast lens but yes, you definitely can see the Milky Way if it’s dark enough.

Hi there! It’s from Autumn, but I just read that the toll road up to the trailhead opens in mid June. 🫤

A personal bucket list shot finally in my Lightroom catalogue 😍.

Tons of blood and sweat (and money) put in my photos, would really appreciate a visit on www.instagram.com/wimair.at if you have a minute 😇.

As long as it’s dark you have a chance to see northern lights. So September till march in the northern hemisphere. And avoid bright moon phases - I usally try to be in the north when it’s new moon :)

What are you on? 🤪

Backstory: I came to Lofoten to witness some Auroras and of course take photos of them, but what that single night put on display was past all belief. There was a heavy sunstorm hitting earth and clear skies so everything was pretty much perfect. 🥳

If you would like to see some more photos and stories feel free to scroll through www.instagram.com/wim_air - appreciate it! 😇

Thank you so much! 😍

Thank, can’t complain growing up here 😇

Go for it, I already use it on my iPad although there’s snow outside 😁

so is this comment! thank you sir!

Thanks for taking the time! I constantly put lots of sweat and passion in my photos, if you like and care you could check out www.instagram.com/wimair.at - appreciate it!

Jealous! Good luck getting there!

Welcome & Thank you!

What? It’s just a shot with a Sony A7s and a 16-35mm F4 lens 🤪

I will try, may take a while.

I made it a few years ago. Lucky me I guess.

Disclaimer: This is a reupload, I clone-stamped a few small forrest roads and some pixel-sized houses to make it Earthporn-confirm.

Thanks so much!

Thanks, worked our better than expected actually. Didn’t had to pay 😚

So while waiting for a mechanic here on northern iceland I thought I could post this shot. Nothing never seen but I loved the morning there and being the first photographer on location way before sunrise.