Lorenzo Mirandola, an Italian photographer known for his pursuit of aurora borealis, released a new book titled Quando il cielo si accende. The volume offers practical advice for travelers and debunks common myths about the phenomenon.
Mirandova draws on decades of field experience across Scandinavia, Canada and Alaska. He details optimal locations, timing and equipment, while warning readers about misconceptions that can lead to disappointment. The author also shares personal anecdotes that illustrate the challenges of photographing the shifting lights.
Publishers expect the guide to appeal to both hobbyists and seasoned adventurers, potentially boosting tourism to high‑latitude regions during peak aurora seasons. #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #TravelPhotography @NatGeo @BBCScience