Guided by the Lights - Photo Workshop

02/10/2024

Join us in Iceland in February to learn how to get photos like this, get on board with our Iceland tour beginning February 22nd 2025 running for 5 nights. We organise all accommodation in Iceland and guide you around whilst also giving you all the information and guidance needed to get the best out of your camera and post processing.

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Image taken in The Lake District, UK.

02/09/2024

We will be waking up to this in late February. Our tour runs 22nd February to 26th February and a visit to the iconic Vestrahorn is on the list. Message the page for details or email:

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What do you want to see in Iceland?

16/08/2024

Millom, UK - 12/8/24

While one of us was up in the fells, Stu was down by the sea in Millom.

13/08/2024

We were out last night for a great display of the aurora.

11/08/2024

Aurora on camera down to northern England.

01/08/2024

26/07/2024

Huge flare on the far side of the sun. Let's hope we get another going off when that region reaches us coming around to the earth facing side.

Farside Event = X14.

The major farsided event that produced the bright CME a few days ago was estimated to be approximately an X14, clearly the strongest solar flare of Cycle 25. This data was provided by the Solar Orbiter (SolO) spacecraft which was developed by the European Space Agency (ESA). Based on the trajectory of the CME and Helioseismic imagery, old sunspot region 3738 would seem like the most likely source. We should begin to see this region reappear by the middle of next week (July 31st).

SolarHam.com

22/07/2024

ENLIL model of some recent activity on the sun. We may expect active or storm aurora conditions towards the 24th. We do currently have the problem of a big moon, so if it's a weaker aurora show then it will be washed out by luminosity of the moon.

11/07/2024

We can give you the best chance of seeing the aurora on our tours. We know nothing is ever guaranteed with the weather or aurora, but if the skies are clear then you know we'll be out chasing and watching that satellite data.

Stu has been travelling to Iceland for years and Bob has been photographing the aurora for almost 10 years in various countries. You're in good hands.

Have you seen the aurora before? Feel free to post your images below.

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