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more instances of the various aurora borealis appearances we were so lucky to witness during our stay in the Arctic region of Norway.
Aurora Borealis in its ever morphing, always elusive yet all the more beautiful display here near Russelv in the Arctic region of Norway.
A night of wonderfully changing skies on the Lofoten islands with fleeting clouds, stars galore in between and from time to time a glimpse of Northern lights.
Mother Nature can be hard to explain, she is a figure who symbolizes our earth and the beauty of nature. Many see her as our supreme mother, who has created the wonders and gifts of nature that we are so lucky to live among.
"Mother Nature is always speaking. She speaks in a language understood within the peaceful mind of the sincere observer."
-Radhanath Swami.
Petit retour au traitement de cette image faite l'an dernier à cette époque. Faire un bon rendu prend du temps et est souvent bien meilleur une fois la tête sortie du guidon. Je voulais revoir le tout avec un process différent et surtout car cette sortie bivouac est une des plus belles de ces dernières années. Le lac de l'étoile à 2720 m d'altitude (fin juillet 2020), avec sa vue incroyable sur quasi 360 degrés est assez unique, car placé sur une crête. Deux nuits sur place, la première étant très humide et l'eau du lac ne faisant pas de reflet à cause d'une légère brise, une longue marche avec le sac bien chargé, des coups de soleil, un retour au pas de course sous l'orage, une attaque de renard durant la deuxième nuit,... tant de bons souvenirs pour cette prise :)
En souhaitant qu'elle vous plaise aussi, car on n'est pas près de revoir Neowise.
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more impressions from a night of relatively clear skies and Northern Lights in all dark sky locations on the Lofoten islands.
In 2017 I was looking to move my life in a different direction. I contacted Royce Bair and booked a private workshop with him. I wanted to learn astro photography and I have always believed you should get the best to learn from. This is my very first "Nightscape" I have reprocessed with all I have learned in the past four and half years.
the beginnings of a great Northern Light Show signalling its arrival above a snow-covered mountain in the Arctic region of Norway.
"...
When in the twinkling of an eye,
From palpable obscurity
Tumultuous streams of glory gushed,
Ten thousand thousand rainbows rushed
And revelled through the boundless sky,
In jousting, flashing radiancy.
Careering around the welkin's brim
Like bright embattled Seraphim;
Or soaring up to the dome of Night,
Flooding the Milky-way with light;
Or streaming down on the mountain peaks,
On the muirland wastes, and the heather brakes;
On lake and river, on tower and tree,
Showering a sky-born galaxy,
Like a storm of pearls and diamonds driven,
Imbued with the gorgeous hues of heaven!
..."
- The Aurora Borealis
by: David Vedder (1790-1854) -
I went up to the Bristlecones with the intention of getting this shot. Well, so did a few others. I first met Lisa and Jeff, and then another group of photographers wandered in. It was great, though, got lots of good advice and perfect light painting.To top it off a spectacular meteor streaked across the sky during an exposure to all of us "oohing and ahhing".
Aurora Borealis, the fickle Dame of unreliable reputation, showed once more mercy with us night time wanderers and gave us some furtive glimpses of her ethereal beauty before deciding to make a full appearance about half an hour later :)
Waverly Abbey near Farnham in Surrey last night during an attempt of shooting the Perseides shower, which turned out rather unsuccessful with thick clouds quickly settling in. Instead we had some fun with the beautiful old ruins of the abbey. Waverley Abbey was the first Cistercian abbey in England. It was founded in 1128 by William Giffard, Bishop of Winchester.
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Leuchtturm Westerhever bei der Arbeit....
Westerhever lighthouse at work ....
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Last night we had clear skies on the Lofoten islands which could only mean that there had to be some aurora appearances somewhere. As soon as we had established ourselves in a sport by our favourite fjord, we spotted the first signs over this magnificent peak. Half an hour later the aurora was in full display. I shot more than 100 images of ever changing aurora over the diverse peaks of the frozen fjord which did not offer reflective waters, but the night skies, the stars, the beauty of those snow-covered peaks and the aurora should be a worthy object of contemplation for any nature lover :)
and yet more impressions of the ever changing aurora borealis, this from near Russelv in the Arctic region of Norway.
Dans le ciel d’été, la constellation de Cassiopée se reconnaît immédiatement à sa célèbre forme en « W ».
Dans ma photographie prise dans la nuit du 22 juillet 2022, on distingue ses cinq étoiles principales — Caph, Schedar, Cih, Ruchbah et Segin — alignées comme une signature lumineuse au-dessus de l’horizon nord-est. Depuis nos latitudes, Cassiopée est circumpolaire : elle ne se couche jamais complètement et tourne lentement autour de l’Étoile polaire, changeant simplement d’orientation au fil des heures.
Au-delà de sa silhouette, Cassiopée est une porte d’entrée vers la Voie lactée. Dans ce champ, la poussière et le gaz de notre galaxie forment une lueur diffuse où naissent et se rassemblent les étoiles. On y rencontre plusieurs objets du ciel profond : l’amas ouvert M52, riche en étoiles serrées comme une poignée de diamants, ou encore la nébuleuse NGC 281, surnommée « Pacman », visible sur des poses plus longues ou en ciel très sombre. Cassiopée se situe aussi à la frontière de constellations célèbres — Céphée, Persée et Andromède — ce qui en fait un repère idéal pour naviguer de cible en cible...
In the summer sky, the constellation Cassiopeia is immediately recognisable by its famous ‘W’ shape. In my photograph, taken on the night of 22 July 2022, we can see its five main stars - Caph, Schedar, Cih, Ruchbah and Segin - aligned like a luminous signature above the north-eastern horizon. From our latitudes, Cassiopeia is circumpolar: it never sets completely and rotates slowly around the North Star, simply changing orientation as the hours go by. Beyond its silhouette, Cassiopeia is a gateway to the Milky Way. In this field, the dust and gas of our galaxy form a diffuse glow where stars are born and gather. Cassiopeia is home to a number of deep-sky objects, including the open cluster M52, rich in stars as tightly packed as a handful of diamonds, and the nebula NGC 281, nicknamed ‘Pacman’, which can be seen at longer exposures or in very dark skies. Cassiopeia also lies on the border of famous constellations - Cepheus, Perseus and Andromeda - making it an ideal landmark for navigating from target to target.
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the slow beginnings of what became a tremendous Northern Lights show over the peaks along Lenangenstraumen in the Arctic region of Norway. Shot during a Perseides night.
Northern lights appearing in the cleary, starry night sky over these snow-covered mountains near Russelv in the Arctic region of Norway.
Callanais standing stones on the isle of Lewis during a night of beauty and wonder :) the more I looked at each stone, the more they got individual features and started taking on characters ...
Once more the betuwe region in the Netherlands. A nice clear night and an old shed should do the trick.
Took this image last week as a composite, up at cochno hill I took the foreground at the end of sunset nearly into blue hour. I waited about 1 hour 30 minutes hoping for the clouds to part and I was lucky they did.
Another image from a night out on the Lofoten islands it great Aurora displays.
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Stitched panorama of six original LE shots I took last night at Durdle Door, Jurassic Coast in Dorset near Lulworth. The light at the bottom is people camping there and walking around.
Happy Sliders Sunday!
whole lot goin' on here! eegads!
hand-painted navy blue, purple, silver, & gold fondant cake with many, many, many crazy scrolley-thingeys cascading down the cake and a handmade moon topper. whew!
verrrry loosely based on van gogh's "starry night". not exactly my vision...but the couple loved it! =0)
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here is the colour version of a full moon lighting image of the Callanish Standing Stones I posted some time back. I love the fact that the photobombing stone appears to have a real face ... ;)
Aurora Borealis "streaming" towards the sky and back again to a snow-covered mountain in Northern Norway.
A night of wonderfully changing skies on the Lofoten islands with fleeting clouds, stars galore in between and from time to time a glimpse of Northern lights.
another moment in Northern Norway when the clouds started clearing off the sky and an intense green glow announced the coming of yet another display of Northern Lights.
Dazzling Northern Lights moment during our drive to Koppangen bay. We stopped by the road, stood there in darkness and let the wonderment of the trees become ours.
Happy Tree-mendous Tuesday!
We went back to Waverley Abbey ruinssome nights ago and found the whole solitary place bathed in light from the almost full moon. This of course was not of much help for getting any more Perseides shower shots, but then I thought this palce looks so perfect in moon light, it is worth getting some more shots :)