A unique fisheye view of the northern lights was filmed in northern Iceland in this eye-melting timelapse.

The timelapse was recorded south of Husavik overnight from the 20th-21st October.

The filmer commented: "Northern lights happen very often up north but not always as big as this here... and the colours were amazing. ... Most aurora is viewed in the late evening to around midnight locally but this is a typical example how northern lights can also be seen late in the night, in the pre-dawn hours... it had been going on all night and seemed to get wilder and wilder before daybreak."

been hunting northern lights a lot in september, october...
northern lights happen very often but you need to find clear skies to see them, and that is often the main challenge in the north Atlantic. But not for me ;-)
... here is a nice all-sky view of the geomagnetic storm in northern Iceland ( south of Husavik ) , filmed in timelapse video 4K ,
this was the night of 20-21 october 2023
camera Canon EOS R8
lens Fisheye TTartisan RF 7.5mm f/2
timelapse video in 4K
sound not original, added, edited in Vegas Pro 16.
northern lights happen very often up north but not always as big as this here... and the colours were amazing. ... Most aurora is viewed in the late evening to around midnight locally but this is a typical example how northern lights can also be seen late in the night, in the pre-dawn hours... it had been going on all night and seemed to get wilder and wilder before daybreak.