The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 4月26日 23時47分

As Instagram’s aesthetic has drifted from cats and food to landscapes and natural phenomena, digitally colorized photos of the northern lights have become ubiquitous. Hordes of tourists flock to the Arctic in search of the elusive glow—which often looks more spectacular on Instagram than in reality, due to the camera’s ability to take in more light than the human eye. Still, “there is something at once mind-blowing and unassimilable” about seeing it in person, and posting photos afterward feels all but required. Tap the link in our bio to read about the recent aurora-borealis boom and one man’s account of seeing it for the first time.

Photograph by Joakim Eskildsen / Institute for The New Yorker

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