In order to capture the mysterious Northern Lights, he used his jacket to block the aircraft window to prevent the glass from reflecting the lights in the cabin, and he also held his breath to avoid forming fog on the glass, and finally took this set of beautiful and rare northern Lights photos at the aircraft window.
The Northern Lights move very fast and are not easy to photograph. Luckily, Espen knows the best shooting techniques. "If you know the basics, it's easy to take pictures of the Northern Lights," he says. But the hardest part is to take a technical photo, and the composition must be good to stand out. No one started out as a photography expert, and I was constantly learning and improving. I usually use a wide-angle lens to shoot the sky, with the shortest possible exposure, and most of the time, a tripod is also a must. ”
In this set of photos taken by Espen, the Northern Lights can be clearly seen shining on the frozen earth, the ground flashing with the lights of the town, and the spectacular peaks of the Lofoten Islands stretching in the distance.
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According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on February 28, 38-year-old Espen Bergersen is an award-winning photographer in Norway who has been venturing to remote areas for many years to track the Northern Lights in Norway. While flying over northern Norway in a commercial Boeing 737, he suddenly noticed a flash of bright light in the night sky. In order to capture the mysterious Northern Lights, he used his jacket to block the aircraft window to prevent the glass from reflecting the lights in the cabin, and he also held his breath to avoid forming fog on the glass, and finally took this set of beautiful and rare northern Lights photos at the aircraft window.
In this set of photos taken by Espen, the Northern Lights can be clearly seen shining on the frozen earth, the ground flashing with the lights of the town, and the spectacular peaks of the Lofoten Islands stretching in the distance. (Intern Editor: Zhang Panpan Reviewer: Zhu Yingku)