Our Norway Editor, Benny Høynes, is back with a glimpse of northern Norway. 

From my "backyard" at Sortland, Vesterålen, Arctic Norway, just a 3 to 30 min drive from my home.

28 March, 2019. Was driving, so I just stopped my car and jumped out. It was at 20.30 in the evening. 

This video was taken from Sortland city, and the lights in the distance are Blokken, Sortland. Was -5°C

Aurora Magic, at Nyksund, Vesterålen, Northern part of Norway. Feb 2. 2019.

If you are planning a trip, I will guide you...contact me via Facebook.

Aurora Magic, over Vesterålen, Northern Norway, March 2018. With shutterspeed under 1 sec, to 5 sec, at iso 2500 and aperture at f/2.8.

Seeing the Northern Lights (aurora borealis) is an extraordinary thing – the sky crackles, with undulating swathes of color dancing across the sky. Where best to see it? Iceland, of course! With its wide open areas, lack of trees, low city lights, and plenty of room to view the sky, this is one of the best places on the planet to view the Northern Lights. If you’re a photographer (like me!), there are specific tips you’ll need to know, to ensure the best photos possible. 

Aurora season is on!

This is incredible! From Stamnes and Vidbukt, Sortland, Vesterålen, Norway, Oct 2015