Face The Outdoors FAQ's Page
We are pleased to provide our guests with a list of frequently asked questions and their corresponding answers, alongside crucial information that we consider vital for your understanding. Our goal is to ensure that our guests are equipped with accurate and unbiased information, rather than being influenced by any promotional material. We hope that you find the contents of this document useful and informative, and feel free to contact us should you require any further information.
What Sets Face The Outdoors Apart From Other Tour Companies?
At Face the Outdoors, I pride myself on being born and raised in Alaska. My childhood was filled with endless outdoor adventures that we now get to share with our guests. We don’t believe in using flashy marketing tactics or overpromising to gain your trust. Instead, we rely on our local knowledge, experience, and the word of mouth from our previous guests to speak for us. Our primary goal is to provide our guests with an unforgettable experience that meets the highest standards possible. We understand how important it is to see the aurora, and we will do everything in our power to make that happen. Some nights require more effort, but we will always go the extra mile because we value your trust and satisfaction. Alaska is more than just our home; it’s where we’ve chosen to lay our roots, and we take great pleasure in inviting you to experience the beauty and wonder that Alaska has to offer. We don’t sell the same tours as everyone else or work with other tour companies. Instead, we keep things personal, intimate, and authentic. We achieve this by deciding to share our home with our guests to comfortably await and view the aurora. Come and experience the great outdoors with us, and we guarantee you won’t be disappointed.
What time do you pick us up? What time do we return?
Our team will call/text you at least six hours before the viewing to confirm that the weather is good for your trip. We will start picking everyone up between 8-8:30 pm and will call/text you on the day to let you know the exact time and we ask that you are in the lobby ready to go 5 mins prior to the pickup time texted. Due to weather or time of year we may push the time back, but that will be communicated with everyone booked for that night. We will usually return to Fairbanks by 5 am and drop you at your hotel, but sometimes we may need more time than that if we are chasing something and we might return earlier due to lack or aurora or weather conditions. We appreciate your understanding and can’t wait to have you on board!
How To Dress For The Cold Weather
To fully enjoy your northern lights experience, dressing appropriately is essential. Alaska typically has cooler temperatures, so staying warm while watching the lights is crucial. Layering is key, especially if you visit during winter; you’ll need proper winter attire. Ensure you have winter boots, a warm jacket, snow pants, a hat, and gloves to help you remain outside longer to enjoy the show. While our viewing lodge offers a chance to warm up, the main action occurs outdoors. We often see visitors underdressed, limiting their time outside due to the cold and missing beautiful moments when the sky comes alive. Be advised that winter gear available in your home state may not be adequate for Alaskan winters. The aurora is unpredictable, so the more time you spend outside, the more you will experience. There are local options in Fairbanks for renting cold weather gear that can be delivered to your hotel, so you won’t have to pack bulky items, but keep in mind that this bulk is necessary for warmth. Avoid wearing rubber rain boots as they won’t keep your feet warm. Additionally, fashion won’t provide warmth, and when sharing photos, people will focus on the stunning lights, not your outfit. We recommend searching for “winter gear rental in Fairbanks” for available options. You’ll need warm gear for other winter activities as well. Arriving in Alaska during winter wearing blue jeans, tennis shoes, and a light jacket won’t keep you warm with temperatures ranging from 0 to -20°F.
Are you kid friendly?
We are kid friendly for sure, but due to the nature of our tours and the elements of which our tours encounter we do have an age limit. We don’t allow infants on our tours due to safety reasons and concerns, especially during our winter months. Children 8 years old or older are more than welcome to join our tours, however since we only have 10 spots available on any given night the price is the same. Due to the nature and dynamics of aurora viewing/chasing we have implemented these guidelines for everyone’s safety. While we understand that desire for that family portrait under the northern lights, we take the upmost safety precaution and avoid the risks with YOUR young children, depending on the age of your kids waiting until they are older is always a safe option, because the northern lights aren’t going anywhere.
We can accommodate families with children under 8 years old, however that option is by booking a private tour. For example: If there is a family of 5 and two are younger than 8, the booking would be for 5 people on our private tour option. We don’t provide any seat restraints for young children.
What's included?
- Light Snacks
- Hot and Cold Drinks
- Camera assistance
- Transportation
- 1 aurora portrait of your booked group ( 5 photos on our private tours )
- Explanation of the science behind the aurora
- Viewing locations away from the crowds and light pollution
- The option to chase when weather dictates unfavorable viewing at our lodge
What's not included?
We don’t provide an SD card for our Sony A6000 and Canon EOS R cameras for rent, so if you plan on renting a camera you will need to provide the SD card. They take the standard SD card. It’s highly encouraged to bring a quality camera to capture the best photos of the northern lights as you can. There is 1 aurora portrait included of your booked group that your traveling with, that’s not a group photo of everyone on the tour, its just of you and whomever you’re traveling with. I can take more photos, however I do charge for that service for my equipment and time. Don’t worry, we’ll retake the included photo if the aurora gets stronger and better so that you walk away with the best photo of you under the northern lights as we can, but do know that no matter how many reshoots we do there will only be 1 photo sent to you from night that is of the best quality. If you would like to purchase any of the photos that I take during the night aside from what’s included the costs are as follows per picture:
$50 per additional photo for a full resolution digital copy emailed to you.
Tips are greatly appreciated.
Metal/Acrylic prints of your aurora portrait. Contact for more details.
How far away from Fairbanks is the lodge?
We offer our personal home in Alaska as a viewing lodge. The drive time is approximately an hour and a half to an hour and forty-five minutes, depending on road conditions. We appreciate respect for our space as it is also our residence. Though operating tours from our home was an afterthought, we will continue to share it with our guests as long as that respect is met. Please note, this drive time is similar to that of Chena Hotsprings. Our secluded location is a hidden gem and well worth the trip. We invite you to sit back, relax, and enjoy the unique experience we offer.
Rest up before the tour
We advise grabbing a nap before your tour begins. Don’t pack your day full of activities that you wear yourself out if you plan on seeing the northern lights. Half of the battle aside from Mother Nature throwing us curveballs is being able to stay awake. Leave some flexibility in your schedule for weather delays and time for rest. Viewing the northern lights can be an all night affair due to fact that it isn’t out as soon as it’s dark and there is no set time for when it starts to show itself in the sky.
What's the difference in a Private Tour and a Small Group Tour?
Thank you for considering our services. We are pleased to inform you that we offer a private option for your traveling group to ensure that you have an exclusive experience during your tour. Our private tour is only available on nights that a small group tour isn’t already booked. The private tour has more included photos ( a total of 5 ) from the tour vs the small group tour only has 1 “booked group” aurora portrait included; additional photos are extra ( for example, if there are 5 of you under 1 booking your portrait is of the 5 of you together ).
In case you opt for our small group tour, please note that we limit the maximum to 10 people to provide an enjoyable and personalized experience. We do not operate like other lodges, as we value your privacy and do not allow other companies to bring their groups to our viewing location. Rest assured that our viewing location is exclusively for your group’s use, ensuring a peaceful and relaxed atmosphere. We prioritize quality over quantity and strive to avoid overcrowding, which is why we limit the size of our tours as well primarily operate our tours from the comforts of our home. If you have a bigger group please contact us about accommodation. We look forward to providing you with exceptional service.
Do you chase?
We offer the best of both worlds when it comes to viewing the northern lights. We primarily do our viewing at our lodge which is private property and a controlled environment as far as who is there and who isn’t. When we have to chase, we might not even set out to the lodge as the clear skies might not be in that direction. We will drive up to 4 hours away from Fairbanks in search of clear skies. This maximizes our guests chances of seeing the northern lights. We do our best and go the furtherest in order for our guests to see what it is they came all this way to see. To some 4 hours might seem like a lot, but remember why you flew all the way to Alaska! What’s a few more hours of travel if it’s going to pay dividends on what it is you seek? On nights we chase there is no refund for folks that don’t want to put in the effort of the drive as the tour is still on, however on nights we won’t be able to get to clear skies and end up cancelling the tour you will be refunded. On nights we have to chase and depending on the distance we will reach out to everyone and let them know and we may set out before the 8pm timeframe for the distance we have might have to go. So we ask that you have your phone on and readily available for our call for when it’s time to go.
I'm coming in on the train, it says I get in at 8pm should I book?
We advise you not book the same night you get in on the train. The train is not always on time and we will not be holding up the tour to await the arrival. It’s best to book the following night.
Can you see the aurora if it's overcast?
The visibility of the Aurora Borealis is affected solely by the presence of thick clouds. Thin and wispy clouds have a marginal impact on the definition of the Aurora, but visibility remains largely unobstructed. Weather conditions are known to vary significantly between Fairbanks and the lodge, thus the weather in Fairbanks cannot be used to infer the conditions at the lodge. Our team constantly monitors the weather situation, and in the event of unfavorable viewing conditions, we have the means to relocate to areas with better visibility. Prior to the commencement of the tour, guests will be notified if such relocation is necessary. Our facility is unique in its proactive approach to cloud-chasing, and we stand out as the only viewing lodge that provides such a service.
How late do you call it if weather is looking bad on cancelling the tour?
On nights when the weather is looking questionable we will be on a weather hold. The updated forecast comes in usually by 9:30pm. We will wait until we get the updated information to make a decision on whether or not the tour will take place. We need time for the information to come in to make the best call on whether or not it will happen. By 10pm we will have an answer for everyone booked that night. So it’s best to be ready to go as we wait as it’s not best to start planning other activities in thinking that the night isn’t going to happen, as you might just get that last minute green light. Remember you booked a guide to aid you in seeing the northern lights and we need time on some nights to make the best call to aid you in your success. We will be updating everyone throughout the night as we get updated information.
What is the difference between chasing the lights and a viewing lodge?
Our guests can rest assured that they will fully experience the breathtaking spectacle of the aurora borealis, even when the sky is not completely clear, thanks to our unique “chasing the lights” option. In addition to our comfortable viewing lodge, which is an ideal location to witness the northern lights under clear skies, our home provides all the necessary amenities, including a bathroom. We understand that the weather can be unpredictable, and our team is always prepared to take our guests on a nighttime adventure in our van if clouds limit visibility. Our ultimate goal is to provide a world-class experience, allowing guests to take in the majestic beauty of the Alaskan wilderness. Even on nights when unfavorable conditions are forecasted, we will embark on a search for clearer skies, which may be up to four hours away. While it may seem like a long drive, we are committed to ensuring that our guests enjoy an unforgettable glimpse of the aurora borealis during their stay.
* Please note that our “chasing the lights” doesn’t mean we spend all night driving trying to find the lights. We seek out a location with clear skies and await the phenomenon to take place. The aurora doesn’t just pop out in certain spots in the sky, when the aurora is out, it’s out. Just like the moon when it’s out, the aurora can be seen from a lot of places as long as we can see the sky. Also know that depending on the time of year the restroom situation can be very limited when we have to chase. We will do our part to accommodate this request, but you’ll be notified well in advance if we have to chase as to prepare. Snacks and drinks will be available and optional due to the nature of this situation. You’ve come a long way to witness the northern lights and to capture them, so if we have to put in the effort of driving to a clearer location within 4 hours away we will, however if you choose not to join us as you don’t want to drive that far refunds won’t be available as the tour is still on. Only on nights cancelled by us if we can’t get to clearer skies will you be fully refunded.
There are 3 of us and it says you only have 2 spots left, can we still book?
Unfortunately, no. As stated we limit the size of our tours to 10 guests max. If you can’t book on the night you want then we don’t have availability to accommodate your group for that night. You can see the real time availability on our calendar on our website as to how many spots we have on any given night.
What should my expectations be?
Expectations when it comes to the northern lights should be low and realistic. This is a natural occurring phenomenon we are witnessing. The chances of you seeing what you see all over online is very low due to how we as humans see in the dark vs how cameras see in the dark and how the solar activity is different every night. The photos online are not how the photographer saw the aurora with their naked eye, but how the camera sees the aurora. If the data coming in is weak then the night won’t be as much of a low blow, but if the night takes a turn for the better then it will be more meaningful, just like anything else that is out of our control when it comes to nature. The northern lights won’t fall in your lap as most nights we have to work for the show and apply some effort. You won’t see color with your naked eye on most nights as our chances are increased under strong solar activity and solar storming conditions and those aren’t a nightly occurrence. If you follow any influencers online, please note that what they post isn’t what every single night looks like. They also reuse the same footage over and over. They are showcasing the nights where the activity was high and active, as that’s not a nightly occurrence.
When do you sleep?
I sleep during the day. Being a 1 man show my duties are rather large. I ask that you check your emails for reminders and to visit the website on this page to find most of your answers. Since I’m up all night doing these tours, calling me to ask when pickup time is going to be in the early morning hours when I’m sleeping can be easily answered by looking at your conformation and reminder emails as well on the website.
The 3 Photo Package
If you select the 3 photo package during the booking process, you are not charged for it until after the tour providing the night goes as everyone hopes for, if the night doesn’t turn out to be as everyone hoped for you are not charged the $150 and will only receive the 1 included photo. By selecting this option it tells me who is interested in additional photos per the night is an amazing display of aurora. The additional photos will be taken after all of the included photos of the tour have been taken. This can be added on to the booking at anytime however you have to let me know well in advance during the night if you are interested so I can make sure to get the photos. It’s hard to come up with the photos after the tour is over with as I might not take as many extra photos while on tour.
How do we get the pictures?
You will recieve the photos within 24-48hrs after the tour. I will text you the photo and email you a link where you will have a couple days to download the full resolution file. This goes for all photos, the included and additional purchased photos.
How does the night look?
There is no way to know how the night will end or go once the sky goes dark. We get the information to track the northern lights status in realtime. As the satellites in space read the aurora they relay that to us here on earth, so there is no way of knowing how the night will finish or go. We can usually only see 30 mins to a 1.5 hours ahead depending on the speed of the solar winds on what is coming our way as we track the aurora and the information updates every couple minutes giving us more of a look into the “future” as to what’s the data is looking like.
Do you offer any lodging?
We do not provide lodging for our aurora tour as our home is the base of operation and it is not feasible for us to provide such facility due to logistical constraints and the tour’s unique nature.
Do you offer dinner?
We do not provide dinner. We do however provide light snacks and drinks on our tours. You should have had dinner well before the time sent to you for pickup and be ready to go when we arrive to pick you up 5 mins before.
How far is Castner Glacier ice cave?
Castner Glacier ice cave is 45 mins south of Delta and from our viewing lodge. You could do an ice cave activity during the day and grab an aurora viewing during the night if you wanted to drive. Otherwise, we will pick you up in Fairbanks and bring you back down to Delta for the viewing and back to Fairbanks. The ice cave is about 5-6 hours round trip driving from Fairbanks and only 45 mins from us, so if you book our Airbnb you can explore before or after your stay with us. Update: The ice cave entrance has collapsed, still a nice hike.
When is the best time to see the Northern Lights?
If you’re planning to visit between August 20th and April 20th, you’ve got a great chance to witness the stunning northern lights! Our skies are wonderfully dark during that period, allowing you to witness the aurora with your naked eye. As you may know, the intensity and color of the aurora depend on how the solar flares interact with the earth’s atmosphere. Although green is the most commonly seen color, you might just get lucky and witness a vibrant and colorful display! We suggest keeping an eye on space weather and data to better plan your trip. For helpful information, be sure to check out auroranotify. We can’t wait for you to witness this breathtaking phenomena in person!
What time does the aurora come out?
The aurora borealis is a natural phenomenon that exhibits varying timing and is influenced by solar activity. The onset is typically gradual, with activity building up over the course of the night. In colloquial terms, “aurora time” is similar to the expression “island time,” conveying a sense of relaxation and flexibility. Patience is essential for successful viewing, as the timing cannot be fully predicted. While the aurora may test one’s patience, waiting for optimal conditions on certain evenings can be highly beneficial. The most concentrated activity is typically observed between midnight and 3 am, as the center of the aurora oval is usually situated over Alaska. Nevertheless, due to the prevailing conditions, activity may occur before or after this timeframe. That’s why we stay out as late as we do to maximize your chances of catching show. It’s best to rest up and nap during the day so that you can stay up late enough to catch the show, we don’t end the night early due to bedtime. Remember why you came all this way and if it’s really that important for you to see, then know that northern lights viewing is/can be an all night affair to see anything.
Do you have a booking minumn?
We absolutely love sharing the amazing experience of viewing the northern lights. It’s what makes Alaska so special during the fall and winter months! While we do sometimes have limitations on bookings, we are happy to take one person for the night. So don’t worry, we’re here to make sure everyone has a chance to witness this breathtaking sight.
Are there bears out?
What services do you offer?
Thank you for considering experiencing the wonder of the aurora borealis in Alaska with us. Our lodge which is our home is fully equipped with all the essential amenities, such as a warm indoor bathroom, kitchen, and a spacious viewing area with large windows, so you can enjoy the magnificent views of the northern lights comfortably. Our tours are meticulously planned to provide a private and personalized journey, ensuring that your adventure with us is beyond your expectations. Even if the aurora is low on the horizon, our open skies ensure the optimal viewing experience. We are always seeking new ways to elevate your experience and expand our activities, and we encourage you to stay tuned for updates. Additionally, we provide convenient transportation from hotels in Fairbanks, and select Airbnb’s when booked with us. Unlike other viewing lodges, we are committed to tailoring your experience and will chase the lights when clouds impede optimal viewing conditions at the lodge. Thank you for considering us, and we look forward to providing you with a memorable experience.
We offer the option of purchasing additional photos for a fee. Please note that this is not a formal photo shoot due to the unpredictability of the aurora. As part of your booking, we include one photo of your group. This ensures that everyone has an opportunity to capture a picture under the aurora. If time and conditions permit, we can accommodate requests for additional photos at a cost of $50 per photo.
I'm not a photographer, this says photography tour. Can I still go?
Our photography tours are designed for all levels of skill, so don’t worry if you’re a beginner. We have experienced professionals who are always ready to provide guidance and support to help you capture the most amazing shots of the northern lights during your tour. Whether you plan on using your own camera or need to rent one of ours, you can rest assured that we’ll be there to support you every step of the way.
Do you pickup from Airbnb's?
We do provide pickups from Airbnb’s in addition to hotels in the Fairbanks area. However, some Airbnb’s are located in areas that are difficult for our shuttle to reach and spread out all over so to save on time when picking up everyone we’ll arrange a meeting point for pickup which is the Morris Thompson Visitor Center parking lot for folks staying outside of town.
Why choose us?
Our facility is keenly located away from the light pollution of Fairbanks, which enhances your chances of seeing the magical Aurora spectacle. We are committed to quality because we believe in tailored and private experiences that guarantee you a personalized experience. The lodge provides a warm indoor space for your convenience and freedom of movement. Unlike other tours, we offer unique perspectives because our tours allow you to explore freely, without the constraints of restricted mobility and large crowds. Situated directly under the aurora oval, we extend an impressive 88-95% sighting success rate. Our tour groups consist of up to ten guests to give you the comfort and experience you deserve. Michael will guide you through camera settings, ensuring you capture your remarkable memories. By choosing us, you become a member of our family and not just another tourist. Check out our reviews to get a feel of what others think of our services. Besides, our experienced tour guide was born and raised in Alaska, guaranteeing you an authentic and unique experience.
Do you offer discounts?
We don’t offer any discounts for individuals due to the type of service we provide. However, we offer group discounts for 10 or more people traveling together. If you have a larger group, please contact us to discuss details and accommodations. Please visit our contact page for more information. Since our groups are small in nature, we only have 10 spots available on any night, therefore the cost is the same regardless of age. We do offer discounts for multiple nights, contact us for assistance.
One of the people in our party has mobility issues can you accommodate?
We as that you contact us with these type of questions. We are not setup for wheelchair assistance and some nights we’re not able to go to the lodge ( which is our personal home ) to view, and those nights we’re out chasing on the road. So if anyone in your party has concerns please reach out and we will assist you in determining if this is something that we can accommodate.
What is the cancellation policy?
Our company will still operate viewing tours even during overcast skies. However, if the weather takes a sudden turn for the worse, we reserve the right to cancel the tour for your safety. Oftentimes, the lights can still be seen through the clouds or if there is an opening in the sky. Our guests often have better chances of seeing the lights while on our viewing tours than spending the night in a hotel room. In the event of cancellations, we follow a specific policy. Please refer to our Terms and Conditions for more information.
Cancellations made 30 days prior to the scheduled tour incur a $50 cancellation fee, as well as any booking fees that may apply. Cancellations made less than 30 days before the tour are subject to a 50% refund of the deposited amount, while cancellations made a week prior to the scheduled tour are non-refundable. If we cancel a night tour due to severe weather, we will issue a full refund. We regret to inform you that we cannot provide refunds to guests who become ill during their stay. We understand that falling sick during a vacation is not expected; however, given the operational costs associated with our business, we cannot allow last-minute cancellations and refunds. See our Terms and Conditions for more information.
Guests can also reschedule their tour to another night/month without any additional costs. We encourage our guests to opt for travel insurance to cover any unexpected issues or cancellations that may arise during their trip. We highly recommend Travelex as an insurance option for travelers.
Our company has implemented a refund policy in order to cover the operational costs associated with our unique tour. We understand that not everyone may have a large group to book with, which is why we happily take bookings for just one person. Our goal is to ensure that everyone who joins us has the opportunity to experience the phenomenon of our tour. Therefore, we strive to make every effort to ensure a successful and enjoyable experience for all of our guests. Thank you for considering our tour and we look forward to having you join us.
Will we see the aurora?
The unpredictability of weather and space weather makes it difficult to ensure optimal viewing conditions. While we cannot control cloud cover or the intensity of the aurora, we will endeavor to improve the chances of successful viewing. The best opportunity to witness the aurora is to spend time outdoors under the night sky. Our lodge holds a commendable success rate, attributed to its fortunate positioning under the aurora oval and a wide expanse of sky for guests to observe. Meanwhile, amidst clear skies and while waiting for the aurora to appear, one can appreciate the splendor of the myriad of stars and constellations above.
How far out can I book?
If there is availability on the booking calendar you can book out as far as it will allow you to do and for when you are planning your trip. Feel free to always contact us in helping you with your bookings as well.
Does the moon effect the ability to see the northern lights?
The luminosity of the moon does not in fact hinder visibility of the aurora. Rather, the brightness of the moon’s light on a night of full moon may slightly impede the perception of subtle auroral activity in comparison to a night of a new moon. Nevertheless, if the aurora forecast is favorable and coincides with a full moon, the auroral lights can still be observed, and, in fact, can aid those with cameras possessing f-stops slower than 2.8 with increased lighting, as well helping us see more color within the aurora with our eyes.
What to bring?
When venturing into the outdoors to view the aurora, it is essential to dress warmly in appropriate clothing such as a hat, gloves, boots, jacket, and pants. Depending on the time of year you’ll want much warmer clothing four our winter months. Winter clothing bought in your home state isn’t rated for Alaska’s winters, so we suggest renting your winter gear while visiting Fairbanks. We strongly recommend that you layer your clothing for maximum warmth and comfort. A headlamp can be beneficial but not vital, especially when using a camera. If you plan to bring your camera, do not forget to pack a durable tripod. It is an indispensable tool for capturing the aurora and avoid cheap flimsy plastic tripods. As Alaska’s weather can be much colder than your hometown, prepare accordingly. Renting cold-weather clothing from local suppliers is also a reasonable option. One of them is Akarcticwear, and you can contact them to arrange for your rental.
Will my cell phone take a picture of the aurora?
Depending on the phone model, it may be possible to capture the aurora using your phone’s camera. However, please note that the quality of these pictures may not compare favorably to those taken with a dedicated camera. While phones may incorporate camera functionality, they are primarily designed for telephony and other purposes. For this reason, we recommend renting a camera from us to ensure you get the best possible shots of the northern lights. Our rental cameras are of high quality and will produce pictures worthy of showing off to your friends and family. If you are interested in renting a camera, please note that availability is on a first-come, first-served basis and can be reserved when you book your tour.
Will I see it like I see in photos online?
As humans, we may perceive the aurora borealis in a manner similar to the images often shared online; however, capturing the aurora on camera involves utilizing long exposure photography. This technique enables the camera sensors to gather light throughout the entire exposure, potentially capturing more colors and details than our eyes can discern in low light or dark conditions. The solar activity occurring during your visit will also significantly influence what you may observe on any given night. While the aurora’s vibrant beauty is undeniable, it is essential to note that it may not appear every night. Please remember that witnessing this natural phenomenon is not guaranteed for all visitors.
Do you share your photos?
As a professional photographer, I would like to inform you that I provide an optional 3 photo package for an additional fee, which will be charged at the end of the night if you still decide you’d like to go ahead with them. Since we don’t know how the night will play out, this lets me know who’s interested in possible more photos, but I don’t charge for them upfront until after we see how things go. Please note that my photography equipment is of high quality and my editing process takes time, so I do charge a fee for my services. This compensation enables me to properly carry out my other duties and ensure that you receive quality photos of your aurora portrait.
If you are looking for clean and crisp photos, I highly recommend renting one of our cameras or investing in a good camera with a fast wide-angle lens. I will be taking pictures throughout the night alongside everyone and will include your aurora portrait as part of the package. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or concerns about your camera or what camera you should choose.
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