Daryl Pederson has been photographing the northern lights since the 1980s. He lives in Girdwood, Alaska, and owns a photography studio in Anchorage.
George Bryson writes for the Anchorage Daily News and teaches at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. He lives in the Chugach foothills in southeast Anchorage.
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In a word...Awesome!,
By Sherri (Florence, Oregon United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Northern Lights: The Science, Myth, and Wonder of Aurora Borealis (Paperback)
This spectacular collection of Aurora Borealis photographs is absolutely breathtaking. Daryl Pederson and Calvin Hall have captured the essence of the mysterious wonders of the Northern Lights with their combined abilities. Having lived in Alaska we have long admired the rare talents of Mr Pederson. My husband and I own many of his prints and continue to enjoy them daily. We most definately will order some from this offering. This book is a must for everyone who appreciates the visual splenders displayed by the Aurora Borealis or just loves to look at georgeous photography.
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A beautiful coffee table book!,
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This review is from: Northern Lights: The Science, Myth, and Wonder of Aurora Borealis (Paperback)
The typography and layout are first-class, and the whole project is an absolutely flawless collection of photographs and prose relating to the Aurora Borealis. What an exquisite gift, Ted! Joseph Pierre,BR>
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Northwest Airlines Flight 4422 Crash,
By Chriss Lyon "Historical Researcher/Author" (St. Joseph, Michigan United States) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Northern Lights: The Science, Myth, and Wonder of Aurora Borealis (Paperback)
The photographs are phenomenal in this book and makes me want to rush up to Alaska to see the Northern Lights in person. Of course reading some of the legends and historical accounts is extremely interesting but the real reason I was interested in this book was the mention of Northwest Airlines Flight 4422. This plane crashed on Mount Sanford on March 12, 1948 killing 30 men and it is believed to be the only case of a plane crash being blamed for the pilots being blinded by the Aurora Borealis. I'm intrigued with this and have followed this crash extensively. But regardless, the photos are worth everything!!!!
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