This evening saw a strong geomagnetic storm, thanks to an Earth-facing coronal hole on the sun. Unfortunately, south-west Iceland was under a heavy blanket of cloud and it was question of waiting patiently for the few gaps to appear. Very frustrating given the excellent auroras being photographed in north and east Iceland, and in the UK.
I could see glimpses of aurora through tiny cloud gaps from 19:30, but it was around 21:00 that there were sufficient patches of clear sky to see anything significant. From 21:00 to 22:40 I shot a number of images, but mostly they were taken between 21:05 and 21:35 when there was a 30 min period of slightly clearer sky. A selection of images is shown below, with information on settings.