He said: "My pictures really brought home to how good the current generation digital SLR sensors are.
"We got to a point where they can see better than we can. We've crossed that threshold."
The images were taken using a Nikon D800E
The intrepid photographer even experienced a near-death moment when a glacier collapse inches from his feet.
He said: "As I made my way along a ridge above a glacier, the edge gave way exposing a 60ft drop onto glacier ice and freezing water.
"It was really scary, and I think my guardian angel was looking out for me that day."
Stunning Aurora Borealis Seen In Southern Iceland
(01 of09)
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A multi-hued aurora seen in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(02 of09)
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An aurora seen over the Grundarfjordur Harbor in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(03 of09)
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An aurora seen over a beach in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(04 of09)
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An aurora seen over Grundarfjordur Harbor in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(05 of09)
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An aurora oval display seen over Jokulsarlon in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(06 of09)
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An aurora seen over the Grundarfjordur Harbor in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(07 of09)
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An aurora explosion seen over glacier beach in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(08 of09)
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An aurora seen over a church in Iceland. Neon green lights reflect in the freezing waters of southern Iceland in some of the clearest snaps of the aurora borealis ever taken. Media analyst Larry Gerbrandt, 60, captured the breathtaking naturally occurring phenomenon with state-of-the-art equipment last month. Larry, from San Juan Bautista, California, braved temperatures of minus 20 degrees and icy winds of up to 40 miles per hour during the expedition. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)
(09 of09)
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A portrait of photographer Larry Gerbrandt. (credit: Larry Gerbrandt/Barcroft USA)