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Aurora Dazzles: Americans Shine in Global Photo Contest
9 Dec
Summary
- Two American photographers honored in the Northern Lights Photographer of the Year contest.
- Winning images showcase auroras over Alaska, Idaho, and Hudson Bay.
- The contest celebrates the natural spectacle and inspires global exploration.
The breathtaking beauty of the aurora borealis has been showcased with the unveiling of the 25 best images from the Northern Lights Photographer of the Year contest. Among the celebrated photographers are two Americans whose stunning captures have earned them international recognition.
Marc Rassel from Minnesota was awarded for his mesmerizing photograph of an aurora spiral over Fairbanks, Alaska, an experience made even more special by witnessing the awe of a family on a bucket-list trip. Travis D. Amick, based in Idaho, was recognized for a vibrant image depicting intense red flares intertwined with aurora colors, mirrored in a tranquil pond.
These winning photographs, alongside others from Canada, Iceland, Norway, and beyond, represent 15 different nationalities. The contest aims to bring the celestial spectacle closer to audiences globally and inspire future explorations into regions known for their auroral displays, with optimal viewing windows varying by hemisphere.
