The Northern Lights, one of Mother Nature most beautiful natural phenomena, is one of those natural beauty that never fails to attract us to watch and admire her beauty.<\/p>\n

As a photographer myself, the Northern Lights is something that I really wanted to travel there, watch, enjoy and photograph it, one of the many beautiful natural phenomenas on our beautiful home, Earth. I hope that I am able to do it this winter 2016, keeping my fingers crossed and I hope to fulfil my dream!<\/p>\n

LG embarked on a huge effort to recreate Northern Lights on OLED TVs, with their LG’s Lights Out, Stars On campaign, resonates with consumers worldwide and let me share with you the stories, photos and video of this LG’s Lights Out, Stars On campaign, from their press release information below –<\/p>\n

LG\u2019s Lights Out, Stars On <\/em>campaign in Reykjavik, Iceland around its one-of-a-kind TV technology wrapped up in grand style with an OLED-themed concert by three high-profile Icelandic musicians \u2014 \u00c1sgeir, GusGus and \u00d3lafur Arnalds \u2014 at the award-winning Harpa Concert Hall. Designed to expose Iceland\u2019s northern lights accessible to global consumers utilizing premium LG 4K OLED TVs, the multi-faceted Reykjavik campaign generated over 12 million views and online participation from over 360,000 consumers and fans.<\/p>\n

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The Lights Out, Stars On <\/em>Concert began after a short introduction from Icelandic poet and novelist Andri Magnason and YouTuber Lewis Hilsenteger of Unbox Therapy. \u00c1sgeir, GusGus and \u00d3lafur Arnalds then took the stage one by one, performing alongside OLED screens depicting the beauty of Iceland\u2019s northern lights. The images and video displayed on 40 OLED TVs (over 330 million pixels) behind the musicians added to the unique ambiance at the Harpa concert hall, creating an unforgettable experience for the 1,000 guests in attendance.<\/p>\n