The Aurora Borealis, aka the Northern Lights, are one of most spectacular displays of nature one can witness in their lifetime. These beautiful dancing lights in the sky, glowing with vibrant colors, shapes and textures are high on many peoples bucket list, especially photographers. So, when you find yourself in a location where there is an opportunity to photograph the northern lights, you want to be as well prepared as you can! Here are my top ten tips for not only photographing the lights, but also having a general understanding for how to forecast them to give yourself the best chances possible. Read more…
Read MoreAn Amazing Print from NM Fine Art!
If you know me, you know that I don’t endorse any sort of products or companies unless I am honestly impressed with them. Well, the folks over at NM Fine Art (https://nmfa.io/) recently produced an amazing acrylic print of mine, and I couldn’t be happier with the way it turned out. I put together a small video to quickly show the print and talk about my first impressions on it!
These acrylic prints are made in a cleanroom and made to perfection. They are printed on a Metallic Photo Paper that is custom made, and all ICC profiles are custom built as well. NMFA runs new color profiles and color checks every week to ensure the colors are always accurate. Once the photo is printed, it is mounted to crystal clear adhesive and then mounted directly to 1/8th inch acrylic that is UV protected. Prints are finished off by adding a 1/16th inch acrylic on the back to protect the print and add more rigidity.
Embrace Winter: Get Out There And Shoot!
How to survive and create amazing photographs in winter! Ten tips by professional landscape photographer, Mike Mezeul II.
Read MoreFagradalsfjall - The Birth of a Volcano
Witnessing the birth of Iceland's newest volcano was one of the most incredible moments of my life. I'm excited to share with you all my latest video, "Fagradalsfjall", which highlights the beauty and bewilderment of this incredible eruption.
Convergence: A Tornado Alley Time-lapse Film
The 2018 Lower East Rift Zone Eruption Imagery
On May 4 of 2018, a 6.9 magnitude earthquake triggered a series of events within the Kilauea Volcano that lead to an eruption of 24 fissures within the Lower East Rift Zone. These fissures created massive lava flows that swept through the Leilani Estates area and beyond during the next three months, forever changing the landscape and lives of those who lived there. During my trips out to he Island of Hawai’i, these were some of the strongest images in which I captured via land, air and sea to tell the story of the eruption.