Showing posts with label Midnight Sun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Midnight Sun. Show all posts

Thursday, June 22, 2017

Midnight Sun (9PM to 7AM) Time Lapse in Tornio | No Sunset! | FINLAND

Lens and Cover | Midnight Sun (9PM to 7AM) Time Lapse in Tornio | No Sunset! | FINLAND

This time something different. Here is now real midnight sun ongoing and the sun is above the horizon 24/7. There is no sunset at all. Next sunset will be 28th of June 2017.

I shooted this midnight sun time lapse from 9PM to 7AM (10 hours) and like you see there are lot of light all night long.

Place: Tornio, Finland
Video: Midnight sun time lapse
Date:15th of June 2017 at 21:00 - 16th of June 2017 at 07:00

Camera: GoPro Hero5 Black
Editing Software: GoPro Studio 2

Here is the time lapse. Enjoy!


That's the magic of midnight sun here in Lapland in summer time and everybody should experience it at least ones. 

Regards,
Mika

Friday, August 5, 2016

Midnight View

I took this picture yesterday on midnight from my balcony. Sky was quite dark and cloudy, but northern sky was still clear. Reflection of the windows give something special to the picture and feeling.

Place:   Tornio, Finland
Target: Midnight View
Date:    4th of August, 2016

Camera: Canon Powershot G15
Shot: 1/60 sec. f/2.2 11.817mm ISO400

Editing: Little bit more saturation and color temperature, cropping

Lens and Cover Blog | Midnight view in Tornio, Finland.

It's easy to see that days are already much shorter than one month ago.

Regards,
Mika

Wednesday, June 29, 2016

Midnight Sun

Here in North Finland sun doesn't set at all now in summer time. It means there are lot of light 24 hours a day.

I took this picture just after midnight in Tornio River and sun was still totally above the horizon.

Place:   Tornio, Finland
Target: Midnight Sun in Tornio River
Date:    26th of June, 2016 at 00:19AM.

Camera: Canon G15
Shot: 1/1000sec f/2.8 8.905mm ISO80

Editing: Only some cropping.

Lens and Cover Blog | Midnight Sun in Tornio, Finland.

Beautiful evening.

Regards,
Mika