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Amazing spectacle of nature. I will never forget.
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A band of Aurora follows the lake and mountains into the distance at Kattfjordeidet, near Tromsø.
The ice we were standing on here seemed really thick but every 5-10 mins would expand and sounded like a cannon being fired. Certainly enough to make me very nervous!
The small village of Torvaig (Torabhaig) on the Isle of Skye, just outside of Portree, where even the cows stopped chewing to watch the Merry Dancers light up the sky
As the day had drawn to an end the slowly clearing skies revealed bright Aurora dancing on the mountain tops and retrieving tide seaweed covered rock path leading deep into the fjord.
Samyang 10mm f2,8
Seen in explore : Mar 26, 2018#245
Recently I have been testing Lightroom's new noise reduction function. It works wonders on photos like this, where I pushed shadows and highlights to their limits.
2025 started with a bang. Relatively strong auroras could be seen from the light polluted skies of Perth City. Would've been nice to travel to a dark sky location but unfortunately I have a 4-hour drive planned for the following morning.
Now that I'm starting to feel a little better from jet lag I feel like editing a little bit more. We had this incredible display burst out in front of us the other night. It's absolutely incredible seeing the entire sky covered in aurora. This is actually a single from from a timelapse so....at some point I'll have that out for your viewing pleasure. Dixie J. Burbank NAILED the location to setup barely in the nick of time but we made it. Cosmic Chaos Adventures LLC
Canon 6D Mark II
Irix 15mm
f/2.4
ISO 4000
5 sec
The Northern Lights/Aurora Borealis. What a great night, eventually went to bed at 0345hrs! Taken across the field at our back door. I really should make the effort and visit Balgavies Loch and get reflections in the water too.
Just back from a 3 day tour with clients from Hong Kong, their reason for the Iceland visit was to capture the dancing aurora over the Glacier Lagoon, so we had an insomnia nigth out there couple of nights ago.
The winds have been blowing the plume from the Holuhraun volcano over the glacier to the south part, so there was a mist on the mountains, not helping with the aurora shots, but sure made some amazing soft light in the sunrise and sunsets out there.
p.s few spots available on our Aurora and Ice tours this winter, check it out
We went back out tonight. Got a few nice shots before the clouds rolled in. The official activity level was "5," which indicates a "geomagnetic storm."
I will be heading back out to Norway and Sweden next January and February so if anyone is interested in a trip to shoot the Auroras and wonderful landscapes of this stunning area send me a Flickr mail and I will get back to you with details.
October 8, 2013 Aurora Borealis here in Tuktoyaktuk, NT Image By: Francis Anderson
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Reality !! .... www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C3n8AcejkY
The photo was taken in 2018 and not post-processed until recently. Thanks AI noise removal, the photo reflected what I saw at the scene in Greenland.
A backpacking trip turned into an unforgettable moment when the night sky caught fire with green. The crazy part is that we were the only backpackers in this part of Lake Superior Provincial Park. We had this unspoiled view all to ourselves. (Explored # 364) www.rossellet.com