Blue Light Season

The sun shines blue light on the earth. As it is lower in the Nordic sky during winter the blue intensifies. The light is naturally diffused but stays for longer as it gets trapped between the snow and clouds.

These pictures were taken half an hour after sunset as the light was still bouncing between heaven and earth.

Posted 12.11.2008 by L-Jay

Tags: Arctic Circle, Autumn, Nature, North, Norway, Pictures, Polar Night, Scandinavia, Season, snow, Weather, winter

Next: Snow Tracks | Previous: Ice Breaker

Comments

comments

Comments (2) Subscribe

2 Comments

Debbie says:

12. November 2008 at 21:51

What great photos you took! I’m amazed at how blue it gets. I didn’t know that.

Reply
Laurel says:

13. November 2008 at 19:21

Stunning pictures, I am hoping to learn to take pictures that well.

____________________
from L-Jay:
I’m still very much a beginner but living in Norway makes it very easier to take nice photos. There is a blog that I go to to get some tips on photography:
http://digital-photography-school.com/blog/

Reply