Originally Posted by
RTW1
I don't thinks so.... less than 5hrs of light a day. So only good for the very lazy photographers who like to sleep late.
And seeing the Northern Lights is something that's not so common as you might think. Nothing that makes December better for it than any other time from October to March.
I am no photographer but the light in Iceland over Winter is much softer. The sunrises and sunsets are much longer and the low sunlight conditions leads to very interesting sky colours.
I never said December was better for seeing the Northern Lights than any other winter month, I said winter is a good time to come to Iceland - one of the reasons being you may get to see them.