Godafoss is a spectacular waterfall located in Northern Iceland. You can visit it from both sides and if you are careful with the slippery rocks you can also get close to where its water falls. And if the sky is clear and you are lucky it’s a great location to view the northern lights. In this photograph you can see the Northern Lights aka Aurora Borealis dancing in the night sky over this breathtaking waterfall! Definitely worth visiting it!

Here is a collection of my favorite photographs of Northern Lights in case you want to have a look!

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Sithonia is becoming my favourite summer destination in Chalkidiki, Greece. Find an amazing view, leave your camera shooting and relax watching the stars in the night sky. And in the next morning choose one of the many amazing beaches to go for a swim! For this photo I shot around 100 images and combined them with a blue hour photo.

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This shipwreck is located in Epanomi next to Thessaloniki, Greece. It sank around 1970 and it has been there ever since. The shipwreck is very close to the beach and you can even swim close to it and do some snorkeling. This summer night was perfect for shooting the milky way and the stars. Oh, and there were no mosquitoes!

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This old fisherman’s boat is somewhere in Kalochori, next to Thessaloniki, Greece. Our plan was to spend some hours under the summer night sky shooting star trails and the milky way. However we were “attacked” by hundreds if not thousands of mosquitoes! Instead we spent the time in our car letting our cameras do the shooting.

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