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The northern lights as bizarrely seen from downtown Omaha, NE.

New Years Eve in Island, the lightpollution comes from Reykjavik

Aurora Borealis captured on the night of 10-24-11 in N. Michigan.

 

Canon 350D and Spiratone 20mm Lens

8sec exp.

ISO 800

This was worth the wait after so many months without seeing the auroras.

 

Devon, Alberta

Canada

Its pretty hard finding your way in the dark but i do have a headlamp so that helps alot and when shooting this night i found a tiny tiny mouse looking at me :) it soon crawled in between the rocks to hide from me .

 

i just got another image published in Camerapixo new issue Visual Connection :) you can go over there and look at the new issue onlinehttp://camerapixo.com/publications?type=recently-published

 

Just happen to have images in both the issues Nature and Visual Connection :)

From last winter. Aurora over Laksvatn, outside Tromsø

 

Canon EOS-1DS mark III, Canon EF 14mm 2,8L II.

 

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As seen from the isle of skye 29/09/20

The aurora filling the sky above kirkjufell, Iceland

Aurora like phenomenon known as STEVE (Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement). It is caused by a 25 km wide ribbon of hot plasma at an altitude of 450 km, with a temperature of 3,000 °C. Very different from Aurora Borealis. This 30 second exposure at F:1.4 shows the green "picket fence" aurora which doesn't always show up with the pink ribbon STEVE. Southern BC, Canada

Aurora viewed fron just north of Calgary

I don't know that I have ever seen northern lights move in opposing streams in this manner, like a giant circulation. Completely new to me.

Aurora borealis at Rekvikeidet.

 

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One of the advantages of living in more northern latitudes.

 

Took this during a couple hours of watching the dazzling atmospheric display.

Polarlicht in Finnland

I hope we have a green christmas ,but this would have looked good with some snow .

Last night in Fljótshlíð, south Iceland.

Late last night when i was done with night school i went home and got my gear ,thought i had missed the show but i sure dint ,i had no time to find a good composition ,just as i got out of the car the sky whent crazy and i dint really know where to look so i just forgot to shoot for a moment , cant but to love living in Iceland on nights like this. Now i just want more ;)

 

have a good weekend folks

Northern lights over Lake Michigan, Upper Peninsula, Michigan - September 16 2024

-notes-

 

Was ready to call it after a couple hours. Tripod collapsed, camera on my neck, struggling with my backpack only to take one last look as I got to my truck and there she was. Finally. 8 minutes of shooting and realized at 7 and a half minutes I had moved my focus ring when I was heading out.

 

Whatever lol

The Aurora Borealis was visible in the Midwest last night so I went out to see it

Medium Format photo taken using Fuji Pro 400 film, Feb 2, 08. This was north of Trapper Creek on the Parks Highway.

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