SUPERNOVA

Photo description: Humongous rippling auroras explode over the top of Alaska’s moonlit Brooks Range on October 15, 2022 near 1:45 am. This was the pinnacle moment of a 12-night, 1500-mile road trip north of the Arctic Circle that was wrought with inclement weather. Rewards are never guaranteed on aurora hunts but, in this case, I scored when the sky cleared and I got blasted by perhaps the best 20-minute aurora show of my life! It was mayhem in the sky!

Local photographer Todd Salat is known across Alaska for his photos of the aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights, as well as breath-taking Alaska landscapes. His preferred medium, metal, allows for high definition and an almost 3-D effect. The inks are dye-infused onto a specially coated aluminum in a 400 degree heat press and sealed with a gemlike UV coating that is both waterproof and scratch resistant. These metal prints come in multiple sizes and some come in triptych or pentatych, which mean the photo stretches across either 3 or 5 pieces respectively. Additionally, all metal prints come ready to hang.

The cost for this print doesn't include the drop shipping charge.

Please be aware there is a 4 to 6 week wait for this print.