My name is Nickolas Warner and I’m a landscape and travel photographer who focuses on the extreme. My photography emphasizes strange and unearthly nature, geography and scenes. Traveling plays a big part in my photographs with an emphasis on environments and cultures that are anything but ordinary. In an often mundane world, my goal is to bring the viewer to atypical locations that don’t always resemble earth.
Because of their nature, the number of grand landscape possibilities is seemingly limited. The world can only be filled with so many unique views, right? Many new photographers associate grand landscapes with iconic places like the Maroon Bells, Mesa Arch, Cannon Beach, etc. Iconic locations are iconic for a reason. There’s nothing wrong with taking…
As aurora photography and tourism have become more popular, so have the myths that come with it. In this article, I cover five of the most common misconceptions about photographing the northern lights. I spent several years living above the Arctic Circle, have photographed thousands of auroras, and was named Aurora Photographer of the Year…
We’re just wrapping up a month of guiding, hiking, snowshoeing, traveling by small planes, helicopters, and ice roads, totaling 2370 miles of travel across Alaska! We ventured from the Chugach mountains of south central Alaska, all the way up to the Brooks Range, more than 100 miles north of the arctic circle. The Far North…
