An authentic photo print showing the aurora at its peak.
THE STORY
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VARIATIONS are selected from the Size menu. As you do, the price for that variation is shown next to the product image.
STANDARD photos are available in several sizes (choose from the Select menu) and are printed on high quality photo paper (matte or glossy depending on what suites the photo best). They are signed on the back side. Standard photos are not numbered and do not come with a Certificate of Authenticity or the Full Story (see the Deluxe photo info below).
DELUXE photos are available in several sizes (choose from the Select menu) and are printed on High Quality Fine Art Paper. They are signed on the front side and numbered as well as signed on the backside. With the Deluxe photo comes a Certificate of Authenticity which proves that the number is authentic and made by me. A signed and numbered artwork is always an investment. Deluxe photos are delivered in a tube.
AVAILABLE SIZES
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STANDARD + POSTCARD SET is a 30x20 cm (12”x8”) photo plus a set of 6 Northern Lights postcards (3 different pictures x 2).
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Prints are unframed. For more info about shipping, unpacking and framing: See Terms and Conditions.
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All photos in the Nordland Aurora webshop are taken by me.
I’m happy to answer any questions you might have. You can email me on ove@crealiodesign.com.
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MAJESTIC – Northern Lights Photo Print
Black Friday 2024
Shot on 28 March 2017 at 00:37 in Nykarleby, Finland. I had been shooting Auroras at another location several times and decided to try this place. The little harbour turned out to be a perfect place to shoot the Northern Lights. The lonely harbour light at the end of the pier created a magic feeling.
The wind was strong and caused some trouble. I remembered it wasn’t cold, maybe just below zero, and I was warmly dressed. But the wind was so strong that it made the camera shake during exposure. I tried putting my body weight on the tripod while shooting but the stars still turned out as short lines due to the wind. Somehow it adds to the authentity when you know under what conditions the photo was taken.
The Aurora was moving, forming new shapes all the time. These double lines rose at the western horizon and faded out to the north-east. I remember shouting out loud in excitement although I was totally alone. It was nothing but Majestic! After almost two hours of shooting the Aurora calmed down a little and I felt it was time to head back home.
The complete story comes only with the Deluxe version so you can learn everything about it and be able to tell the story to anyone who sees it on your wall.
