What a treat dude! One thing I really like about the latest aurora blooms. People all over Europe started taking decent photos with their phones, so all of a sudden it makes your photos believable. Previously everyone thought my northern lights photos were extremely heavily edited and even photoshopped.
Dude, that was BEYOND insane! What a show you got and captured. In stills and video as well. Absolutely love how everybody gets kind of the same chaotic photographer all over the place when something like this happens 😂. Thanks for sharing!
Saw my first Aurora that week, Oct, 7th then this one again, Oct 10th, twice in a week! To this day, the most amazing thing I've ever seen in my life, especially when it's above! So humbling! Definitely the most amazing thing I've ever photographed to date! My pictures still need work, but I'll 100% strive to get mine looking like yours, these were some jaw dropping captures, unbelievable!!!
Great video Mads. What a night it was! Sadly my battery gave out by 3am so I missed catching that flickering that was going on on camera, but saw it with my eyes. Spectacular night and images you got! You're also very professional to not swear the whole night 😂😂
It really was a bonkers evening Mads. Started off where I lived with a think veil of cloud that was softening the aurora colours then just after midnight the clouds cleared just as the conditions went totally crazy. Still can't believe what I witnessed and wont forget that night for a long time. Your footage and images were jaw dropping and what a great addition to all the images you have captured locally in Denmark. Was that a meteor in your footage at 22:52 in the right hand side of the frame as well?
Thank you for sharing this video! You got some amazing shots! The Aurora was amazing that day too on the other side of the Atlantic. I got some amazing shots as well in Northern Wisconsin that night. I had never seen so many Red colors! The red colors were even visible to the naked eye! It was an awe inspiring experience. We also saw the "flickering" or dancing of the Aurora's as well; it almost looks like looking at a giant camp fire in the sky!
Madsness! Great. I was naggled to my seat all the video through. Indeed an historical 'shoot'. Thanks enormous, thanks for such an ultimate experience. Bert.
Absolutely an amazing night Mads - having the wobbling aurora over your head is so surreal and beautiful at the same time - those images and colors are spectacular - I would have gone nuts as well 🤩
Me he emocionado viendo el video. Nosotros pudimos verlas desde el norte de España y fue una experiencia increíble. También se vieron a simple vista y eso es algo que no pensaba que fuese posible en esas latitudes. Gracias por mostrarnos tu experiencia!
I shot a time lapse that night (from 02:22 to 08:00). 2001 images compressed into 1:23 minutes. Worked out pretty ok but I don't have the local foreground interest on my property that you have. However, it is only a minute walk from my kitchen to the field where I set up my kit. Once I was satisfied everything was in place I went back inside to make tea. It was a good night for lights. April 24 2023 will never be matched for me. I said goodbye to a special dog that day (Spectra). The night the skies were beyond brilliant.
It's one thing to share the experience, documentary style. It's a whole other thing to see your final images, and the absolutely perfect way you present them. They are stunning. Thank you, Mads. It was an incredible experience.
Just love your excitement, like a little kid at Christmas! I've still not seen them in the UK yet, we've had some great showings but I've just not been in the right place at the right time!
What a great video Mads! I completely lived your excitement myself that night, shooting to the East, straight up & to the south. Every direction was a whole different view & I finally got the Aurora over water as one of my goals here in north central U.S. My Aurora alerts stated it was a G-4 AP 8.67 where I was photographing.... What a night I'll hold dear forever!
Thank you Mads, for taking all of us along on this spectacular experience. It was truly worth every WOW, and maybe a few more. The windmill and lake locations were inspired.
Dude, I felt exactly the same as you as at 20:25. Being able to witness and capture my first northen lights in the south of Les Landes (near Capbreton, south west of France) was... I have no word to describe it. Stunning work by the way!
There's certainly been some pretty epic events of late. Unbelievably so. I couldn't believe I was capturing the southern one in my suburb in a city. . . . Your reaction was pretty much what mine was at the time.
Has anyone ever told you how beautifully you can sing? I definitely know why not yet. But im not here for music fortunatly 😁 Thanks for another great Video! I was sick at home but really enjoy seeing you having so much fun!
Absolutely epic, i love your euphoria. You look like you haven't slept for days and are intoxicated by the Northern Lights, you love what you do. Those pictures are amazing!! Wow, wow, wow...
Wow....this had to have been AMAZING!!! You should have gotten into one of the boats and traveled out on the lake for a selfie. What an EPIC experience! 👽👾🙃
Now, imagine growing up with this. walking to school and just laying down in the snow resting for 5 minutes enjoying the insanity on the sky, all winter, every year. I still get the tear in the corner of my eye when the season arrives. absolutely possible to get religious from such a beautiful event.
This is easily my favourite video of yours Mads, for so many reasons. Partly because of the stupendous images, partly because of the incredible videography of the Auroras, so that we could see exactly what you were seeing. However, what I really love is your reaction/commentary to what you were experiencing. I felt exactly the same when the corona exploded overhead here in North West England as well. I am curious what settings your camera was on that you used to video everything? I am so keen to get it on video but haven't been able to on my camera so far. I'm off to Iceland next month so would love to get this figured out.
Yes that was an absolutely mind blowing night! Europe got more reds than we did here in Canadian Rockies. It was so wild I can photograph in the city. Also I have to say I got a enjoyment just watching your excitement. That was epic! Beautiful shots!
Amazing photos,looked like the aurora was going off big time,we had one here in New Zealand last week but not as bright as your one,keep up the amazing photos
WOW! Superb and totally unbelievable images, Mads! Your enthusiasm was as enjoyable as the aurora! We had it too in some parts of Australia but sadly not where I live.
When we got word that an epic solar storm might be in the offing, I headed up to Mount Rainier, where many photographers had gathered at Reflection Lakes. It was an unforgettable experience - you could actually see the aurora (certainly with the camera, but even with the naked eye if you looked hard enough) during _blue hour_ . Unbelievable! Sadly, we didn’t have it last the entire night like you did in Denmark; the storm abated about a half-hour after astronomical twilight. But what images we were able to capture during that half-hour!
Wow stunning stunning stunning!! Such gorgeous colors. I’m hoping to get this lucky when I visit Sweden for the aurora next year. It’s been in my bucket list for the longest time and I’m so exited to finally be reaching this goal. I only have 1 camera body though and a hp. 😂
This was so good Mads. the 14 mm compositions were great, especially looking up into the aurora borealis. A very ethereal viewpoint. Like you, I have seen the aurora on flights between North America and Asia when flying over the polar region. It’s just one of those fascinating sights you never forget.
While you were shooting this video, i was standing on a hill a few miles outside of a town on the Lancashire/Yorkshire border here in the UK and similarly whooping and gasping with delight with one of my very best friends. We had set off a bit late and hadn't held out much hope of seeing anything. As soon as we climbed out of the van, and turned lights off we sounded just like you. Red sky all around! It was a night of much swearing and laughing and whooping. The farms down the hill must have wondered what all that noise was about. And just like you, i was shooting south. And then west and east and north and up... It was so vast it became overwhelming. And it kept coming in waves. I'm still smiling at the memory of it. We arrived at the top of my hill around half 9 UK time and didn't leave until nearly 4am. Your video has just brought it all back to me and i'm sending mental hi-5's to you and everyone else who gets this because it's just so awesome to know someone else felt the same.
Lady Aurora - she is an absolut beauty 🤩! Even in the very south of Germany/Bavaria we had green and red Aurora curtains…I could not believe it, sooo good 😊
I know the Aurora can be seen I many places I’m off to Scotland in February to Glencoe it would be such an emotional thing to see. So lucky Mads well done beautiful
OK, you have done it once again! Another over the top, amazing video filled with delightful photos and videos. Your enthusiasm makes me smile. You are simply the best.
I just love this video. I thought the Aurora I saw in Iceland in January was awesome (it was) and then we experienced the Geo Storm in May right here in my backyard in Maine (USA) that blew our minds. I’m certain that if I had been recording audio of my frenzied actions to capture stills and Timelapse’s, it would have sounded very much like you did throughout this video. Beautiful work here. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing photos. We got to see the Aurora here in NW Pennsylvania. My wife and me were scrambling around our yard and going up and down our road trying to find the best photos. I was afraid to leave and find a foreground subject and then lose the Aurora.
My God Mads. You sure had a wonderful night on the 10th. I was going crazy here in Canada with the northern lights. It was defiantly, "Wow, wow, WOW!!!"
Glad you got to see it. I was out for 8 hours here in Minnesota. We moved to several different locations for different compositions. It was pretty epic.
Hello Mads, yippiiieeeh yeah !!!! What a fantastic experience. It makes you so happy. We also had such intense auroras here in Saxony on the night of May 10-11. They were visible to the naked eye in all directions. We filmed and photographed until dawn. Many greetings!
Fantastic video Mads!!! Your excitement is infectious and for great reason - your photos were amazing. Thank you so much for making this video and taking us along with you on your adventures. Clear Skies!
Incredibly I am at 68*N where I live and missed the whole show as we have had nothing buy clouds and rain during the whole show. But to Denmark and the rest of the world, enjoy. I can do this on every clear night until April 😀
Amazing! It was a phenomenal night here in Eastern Canada too, bright reds with the naked eye right in the middle of the city, it was mind blowing! I kick myself for not making a video but I was too flabbergasted looking at the night sky! The windmill made a "fabulous" composition!
Stunning Northern Lights displays and photos Mads, unfortunately, it's been cloudy ad snowy for a couple weeks where I live above the arctic circle. I've missed all the best auroras from May onwards.
I'm gutted, I was out until 3am trying to find gaps in the cloud. Luckily I caught the May display. I can live vicariously through you and it reminds me of May with 5 other photographers.
The first two weeks of Oct 2024 my wife and I were up in Yellowknife specifically to hunt and photograph Aurora. It was an epic trip!
Wow Wow Wow and the Wow!!!
What. A. Night. 🤩
Love how you captured the excitement and craziness of it all, Mads. 👏🙏
Laying on your back on the ground, best view ever.
Well done Mads, thanks for sharing with us.
What a treat dude! One thing I really like about the latest aurora blooms. People all over Europe started taking decent photos with their phones, so all of a sudden it makes your photos believable. Previously everyone thought my northern lights photos were extremely heavily edited and even photoshopped.
Dude, that was BEYOND insane! What a show you got and captured. In stills and video as well. Absolutely love how everybody gets kind of the same chaotic photographer all over the place when something like this happens 😂. Thanks for sharing!
Possibly the best images I have seen of the Aurora, thank you so much for sharing!😀
Saw my first Aurora that week, Oct, 7th then this one again, Oct 10th, twice in a week! To this day, the most amazing thing I've ever seen in my life, especially when it's above! So humbling! Definitely the most amazing thing I've ever photographed to date! My pictures still need work, but I'll 100% strive to get mine looking like yours, these were some jaw dropping captures, unbelievable!!!
This is the correct level of excitement for an event like this! I was out alone and could also not keep my mouth shut. 😃
Same! There were two horses in the pasture behind me watching the aurora (or me?) too, so I could share my excitement 🙈😂
Great video Mads. What a night it was! Sadly my battery gave out by 3am so I missed catching that flickering that was going on on camera, but saw it with my eyes. Spectacular night and images you got! You're also very professional to not swear the whole night 😂😂
It really was a bonkers evening Mads. Started off where I lived with a think veil of cloud that was softening the aurora colours then just after midnight the clouds cleared just as the conditions went totally crazy. Still can't believe what I witnessed and wont forget that night for a long time. Your footage and images were jaw dropping and what a great addition to all the images you have captured locally in Denmark. Was that a meteor in your footage at 22:52 in the right hand side of the frame as well?
Scotty I saw the meteor while watching the video too and was going to ask about it but you beat me to it!
Thank you for sharing this video! You got some amazing shots! The Aurora was amazing that day too on the other side of the Atlantic. I got some amazing shots as well in Northern Wisconsin that night. I had never seen so many Red colors! The red colors were even visible to the naked eye! It was an awe inspiring experience. We also saw the "flickering" or dancing of the Aurora's as well; it almost looks like looking at a giant camp fire in the sky!
Madsness! Great. I was naggled to my seat all the video through. Indeed an historical 'shoot'. Thanks enormous, thanks for such an ultimate experience. Bert.
You lucky bastard!! 😍😍😍 Amazing photos!!
Absolutely an amazing night Mads - having the wobbling aurora over your head is so surreal and beautiful at the same time - those images and colors are spectacular - I would have gone nuts as well 🤩
Me he emocionado viendo el video. Nosotros pudimos verlas desde el norte de España y fue una experiencia increíble. También se vieron a simple vista y eso es algo que no pensaba que fuese posible en esas latitudes. Gracias por mostrarnos tu experiencia!
I shot a time lapse that night (from 02:22 to 08:00). 2001 images compressed into 1:23 minutes.
Worked out pretty ok but I don't have the local foreground interest on my property that you have.
However, it is only a minute walk from my kitchen to the field where I set up my kit. Once I was satisfied everything was in place I went back inside to make tea. It was a good night for lights.
April 24 2023 will never be matched for me. I said goodbye to a special dog that day (Spectra). The night the skies were beyond brilliant.
It's one thing to share the experience, documentary style. It's a whole other thing to see your final images, and the absolutely perfect way you present them. They are stunning. Thank you, Mads. It was an incredible experience.
That was insane. Sadly, I haven't gone out and I wish I had so madly. Happily, you did and took a bunch of incredible shots 😃
Just love your excitement, like a little kid at Christmas! I've still not seen them in the UK yet, we've had some great showings but I've just not been in the right place at the right time!
I am glad you are giddy like a child watching all of this, as that was exactly what I was like over here in Canada under that same sky!
Great to see what I missed here in Sweden... Something with clouds/rain all night 🙃😭 Great photos!!!
Listening to your euphoria is almost as good as the aurora. ❤
What a great video Mads! I completely lived your excitement myself that night, shooting to the East, straight up & to the south. Every direction was a whole different view & I finally got the Aurora over water as one of my goals here in north central U.S. My Aurora alerts stated it was a G-4 AP 8.67 where I was photographing.... What a night I'll hold dear forever!
It's impossible to express my feelings ang jealousy 😍🙃 What a night!) And what a luck to live there)...
amazing, I can't count the number of times I swore at my screen in wonder. Stunning.
Amazing video and a night to remember, for everyone how was out there.
Fantastic!! The aurora doesn't seem real. I've never seen anything like it. Thanks for sharing the experience.
Truly breathtakingly beautiful. ❤
Thank you Mads, for taking all of us along on this spectacular experience. It was truly worth every WOW, and maybe a few more. The windmill and lake locations were inspired.
It was an awesome night! It was a joy watching your excitement while you photographed Lady Aurora😀😀😀 I was the same that night in Alaska😀
Dude, I felt exactly the same as you as at 20:25. Being able to witness and capture my first northen lights in the south of Les Landes (near Capbreton, south west of France) was... I have no word to describe it. Stunning work by the way!
There's certainly been some pretty epic events of late. Unbelievably so. I couldn't believe I was capturing the southern one in my suburb in a city. . . . Your reaction was pretty much what mine was at the time.
When the music starts to fade in you know you're about to see something EPIC! That last off centre rowboats one was my fave!
Has anyone ever told you how beautifully you can sing?
I definitely know why not yet.
But im not here for music fortunatly 😁
Thanks for another great Video! I was sick at home but really enjoy seeing you having so much fun!
You got some amazing shots!!!
As much as I loved the video and the photographs, and I did, nothing rivals your sheer joy and passion. Loved it. Thank you.
That's the bucket shot right there! Incredible works, Mads! Love the video and photos
I love the fact that you're like a kid in a candy store. Awesome❤ I remember the first time I've ever seen them. That's how I felt.
Absolutely epic, i love your euphoria. You look like you haven't slept for days and are intoxicated by the Northern Lights, you love what you do. Those pictures are amazing!! Wow, wow, wow...
Mads you clearly enjoyed that very much, lucky you 😊
Wow....this had to have been AMAZING!!! You should have gotten into one of the boats and traveled out on the lake for a selfie. What an EPIC experience! 👽👾🙃
Spectacular photos! As you say many times..."wow! wow! wow!"
Mads, you nailed it 😅
That one on the left at 13:33 with the milkyway is freaking mindblowing!
Gratulations!
Now, imagine growing up with this. walking to school and just laying down in the snow resting for 5 minutes enjoying the insanity on the sky, all winter, every year. I still get the tear in the corner of my eye when the season arrives. absolutely possible to get religious from such a beautiful event.
WOW! Congrats Mads!
Btw @22:52 you also caught a freaking comet in motion!
Great video & image's Mads, it was an incredible night here in the UK didn't know which way to point the camera 😅
This is easily my favourite video of yours Mads, for so many reasons. Partly because of the stupendous images, partly because of the incredible videography of the Auroras, so that we could see exactly what you were seeing. However, what I really love is your reaction/commentary to what you were experiencing. I felt exactly the same when the corona exploded overhead here in North West England as well. I am curious what settings your camera was on that you used to video everything? I am so keen to get it on video but haven't been able to on my camera so far. I'm off to Iceland next month so would love to get this figured out.
Beautiful photos! Someday soon I will take a trip way up north to capture northern lights and tick off one of the items in my bucket list :)
Yes that was an absolutely mind blowing night! Europe got more reds than we did here in Canadian Rockies. It was so wild I can photograph in the city. Also I have to say I got a enjoyment just watching your excitement. That was epic! Beautiful shots!
Amazing photos,looked like the aurora was going off big time,we had one here in New Zealand last week but not as bright as your one,keep up the amazing photos
WOW! Superb and totally unbelievable images, Mads! Your enthusiasm was as enjoyable as the aurora! We had it too in some parts of Australia but sadly not where I live.
When we got word that an epic solar storm might be in the offing, I headed up to Mount Rainier, where many photographers had gathered at Reflection Lakes. It was an unforgettable experience - you could actually see the aurora (certainly with the camera, but even with the naked eye if you looked hard enough) during _blue hour_ . Unbelievable! Sadly, we didn’t have it last the entire night like you did in Denmark; the storm abated about a half-hour after astronomical twilight. But what images we were able to capture during that half-hour!
They were viable in the south England and I slept through it! This video is wow, seriously wow. I hope I get another chance to see them
Wow stunning stunning stunning!! Such gorgeous colors. I’m hoping to get this lucky when I visit Sweden for the aurora next year. It’s been in my bucket list for the longest time and I’m so exited to finally be reaching this goal. I only have 1 camera body though and a hp. 😂
Drinking a cup of coffee before classes watching such wow wow wow photos. 10/10
Just superb. We could t get it in the south of England. Just as I went out to photograph it, it really clouded over. Grrr.
Great photos! I also photographed the aurora from Lithuania, but the clouds only allowed for less than an hour.
4:36 the true sound of a photogasm lol
This was so good Mads. the 14 mm compositions were great, especially looking up into the aurora borealis. A very ethereal viewpoint. Like you, I have seen the aurora on flights between North America and Asia when flying over the polar region. It’s just one of those fascinating sights you never forget.
Incredible photos . We also were able to see this incredible light show on Long Island, New York. It was some night.
Sure glad you got out to photo the Aurora and many thanks for sharing
That is absolutely bonkers Mads - what a show! Fabulous photos and a super video - well done. 👏
While you were shooting this video, i was standing on a hill a few miles outside of a town on the Lancashire/Yorkshire border here in the UK and similarly whooping and gasping with delight with one of my very best friends. We had set off a bit late and hadn't held out much hope of seeing anything. As soon as we climbed out of the van, and turned lights off we sounded just like you. Red sky all around! It was a night of much swearing and laughing and whooping. The farms down the hill must have wondered what all that noise was about. And just like you, i was shooting south. And then west and east and north and up... It was so vast it became overwhelming. And it kept coming in waves. I'm still smiling at the memory of it. We arrived at the top of my hill around half 9 UK time and didn't leave until nearly 4am.
Your video has just brought it all back to me and i'm sending mental hi-5's to you and everyone else who gets this because it's just so awesome to know someone else felt the same.
Lady Aurora - she is an absolut beauty 🤩! Even in the very south of Germany/Bavaria we had green and red Aurora curtains…I could not believe it, sooo good 😊
I know the Aurora can be seen I many places I’m off to Scotland in February to Glencoe it would be such an emotional thing to see. So lucky Mads well done beautiful
OK, you have done it once again! Another over the top, amazing video filled with delightful photos and videos. Your enthusiasm makes me smile. You are simply the best.
Wow that’s insane!! I love the tree images, so beautiful and the boats next to the pier, I think your stars aligned. ✨❤
Epic! Even where I live hundreds of miles further south we had a good night and I got some strong images. Looking forward to the next event.
Speechless 😍😍👏👏👏
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We had amazing aurora a week ago here in Maine, USA. I missed the May aurora I. May, so this was really sweet!
Wow! Thanks for sharing this magic evening in danemark and your epic photos!
Bro thanks to you I got my skills up in aurora photography and was able to capture the nyc skyline with aurora on 10-10! THANK YOU
Awesome work Mads! For me, one of your best videos yet.
It doesn't get any better than that Mads! you are a very fortunate man to witness this cosmic display!
I just love this video. I thought the Aurora I saw in Iceland in January was awesome (it was) and then we experienced the Geo Storm in May right here in my backyard in Maine (USA) that blew our minds. I’m certain that if I had been recording audio of my frenzied actions to capture stills and Timelapse’s, it would have sounded very much like you did throughout this video. Beautiful work here. Thanks for sharing.
Amazing photos. We got to see the Aurora here in NW Pennsylvania. My wife and me were scrambling around our yard and going up and down our road trying to find the best photos. I was afraid to leave and find a foreground subject and then lose the Aurora.
My God Mads. You sure had a wonderful night on the 10th. I was going crazy here in Canada with the northern lights. It was defiantly, "Wow, wow, WOW!!!"
Wow you had a great view! Amazing photos 👏 this year and a half has been mind blowing, I was getting it from California at 38°
Glad you got to see it. I was out for 8 hours here in Minnesota. We moved to several different locations for different compositions. It was pretty epic.
Absolutely epic
Hello Mads, yippiiieeeh yeah !!!! What a fantastic experience. It makes you so happy. We also had such intense auroras here in Saxony on the night of May 10-11. They were visible to the naked eye in all directions. We filmed and photographed until dawn. Many greetings!
Amazing pictures! Mindblowing that you actually could take a video(!) of it 🤙🏻
I watched this entire video with my mouth wide open...outstanding...each new scene better than the last
Spectacular ❤❤❤
One heck of an evening!
Unbelievable! You hit the Aurora jackpot and made the most of it!
Fantastic video Mads!!! Your excitement is infectious and for great reason - your photos were amazing. Thank you so much for making this video and taking us along with you on your adventures. Clear Skies!
Unbelievable!I fully understand your high during that night. Congratulation to capture it so perfectly!
Incredibly I am at 68*N where I live and missed the whole show as we have had nothing buy clouds and rain during the whole show.
But to Denmark and the rest of the world, enjoy.
I can do this on every clear night until April 😀
Amazing! It was a phenomenal night here in Eastern Canada too, bright reds with the naked eye right in the middle of the city, it was mind blowing! I kick myself for not making a video but I was too flabbergasted looking at the night sky!
The windmill made a "fabulous" composition!
Wow, incredible, amazing, mind blowing…!! Thanks for sharing that with us, your photos are so neat!
Goosebumps! and tears in my eyes! Amazing video and photos!!!Thank you 🤩
Stunning Northern Lights displays and photos Mads, unfortunately, it's been cloudy ad snowy for a couple weeks where I live above the arctic circle. I've missed all the best auroras from May onwards.
I'm gutted, I was out until 3am trying to find gaps in the cloud. Luckily I caught the May display. I can live vicariously through you and it reminds me of May with 5 other photographers.
Saw Mads with the aurora, how could I not immediately watch! 👏👏
Absolutely stunning. It certainly was a sight to behold.
OMG I'm speechless. I hope you will be including these in a future book.
@@shirleypurvis4187 I definitely will! :)
How immensely beautiful, what a wonderful world!!!! Thank you for sharing!!
Wow,Mads wonderful, thank you for sharing