"This image was taken on an absolutely electrifying night in southern Greenland, on the edge of the Greenland ice sheet. After a massive day of travel on foot, we finally pitched the tents at a high point overlooking the ice. It wasn’t even close to dark that the green ribbons were already visible in the twilight. For hours we composed images that included both the aurora borealis and the spectacular landforms around us, but every once in a while, the display would blow up overheard, and I would lie on my back, under my tripod, and point my lens directly towards the skies. This is one image that came out of that incredible night in the Greenlandic wilderness." – Paul Zizka