A few months ago, the X Prize Foundation sponsored a video contest that asked a deceptively simple question: Why do you explore? Exploration is a distinctively human trait and something that the ...

What you’re seeing here is the photographic time-lapse of the Arctic summer as photographed in Iceland this past June. During this period, the sun never entirely sets, leaving the northern climes in a ...

You can travel every inch of this world and probably travel every inch of the galaxy and you’d find very few places more beautiful than Iceland. Even alien paradises don’t look this good. Stian Rekdal ...

Iceland is a bucket list destination for virtually any landscape photographer. From the expanse of active volcanoes to the famous plane crash on Sólheimasandur, the Nordic island nation offers up ...

Joe Capra's recently released time lapse of aurora over Iceland and Greenland Nice work! Take a peek at Joe Capra's recent 10-day shoot of the aurora and you'll be licking your chops to fly to ...

What do you get when you condense 40,000 gorgeous time-lapse photos of Iceland into a three-minute video? A moody, atmospheric trip to the hipster vacation ...

Photographer Joe Capra spent 17 sleepless nights traveling across Iceland in June, shooting stunning time-lapse videos of the never-ending sunsets that occur in the summer months at northern latitudes ...

The film travels across Iceland, from the floating blue icebergs of Jokulsarlon's glacial lagoon to the steaming geothermic vents of Myvatn, the colorful mountains of Landmannalaugar to the ...

REYKJAVIK, Iceland (KTRK) -- Dazzling new footage reminds us just how majestic the Northern Lights can be. Halldor Sigurdsson shot 90 minutes of footage of the sky over Reykjavik, Iceland, earlier ...

Dazzling green, purple and turquoise auroras glimmer in the sky over Iceland while a man proposes to his girlfriend in a new time-lapse video. Neuroscientist Alex Rivest shot the amazing aurora ...

Astro Bob blog: Awesome Iceland aurora time-lapse and a bear claw sunspot Take a peek at Joe Capra's recent 10-day shoot of the aurora and you'll be licking your chops to fly to Iceland on the next ...