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    Posted: 25 May 2024 at 10:43
Thanks Ine!
Was there no aurora over there at your place?
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O.M.G.! surreal!
out of this world, what a show! + a fabulous job capturing it all!
unbelievable!

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Originally posted by Coast Coast wrote:

Nice work Fred.
Good to see you caught up in the moment as I would have been had I the opportunity.
Liked to see human interactions with the magnificent celestial phenomenon
Agree w with Alan 100%, aurora photos by themselves are only at best abstract visions (due to their inherent nature)

Fred, was that you in #27


Thanks Joe! I did the human interaction last year ;-) already

And no, it wasn't me in #27, that was a young lady, but thanks for the compliment
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Originally posted by nandbytes nandbytes wrote:

Oh wow!! I somehow missed this!
Must have mistaken it for the other Aurora thread

Looks like you had a treat just like us

Really liking the beach setting especially the beach line leading to the aurora in your shots. Also good on the reflections.

Getting reflection shots is on my list but now you have tempted me with the beach shots too!

Too many kinds of images I want to capture and not enough sun spots large enough give me those chances in south England


Thanks Anand, and who knows, we will get more opportunities soon, although this level was quite exceptional.
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Nice work Fred.
Good to see you caught up in the moment as I would have been had I the opportunity.
Liked to see human interactions with the magnificent celestial phenomenon
Agree w with Alan 100%, aurora photos by themselves are only at best abstract visions (due to their inherent nature)

Fred, was that you in #27
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Oh wow!! I somehow missed this!
Must have mistaken it for the other Aurora thread

Looks like you had a treat just like us

Really liking the beach setting especially the beach line leading to the aurora in your shots. Also good on the reflections.

Getting reflection shots is on my list but now you have tempted me with the beach shots too!

Too many kinds of images I want to capture and not enough sun spots large enough give me those chances in south England
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Originally posted by C_N_RED_AGAIN C_N_RED_AGAIN wrote:

I am amazed at how many photogs chose that same site. Great set. Tfs. I am closer to the equator and quite envious of the northern latitude inhabitants!

Thanks Chris, it's a 'famous' place for photogs, also for sunsets.
Some photographers had traveled more than an hour to capture the aurora here.

Later this year I will be there for a workshop light painting

Edited by Fred_S - 19 May 2024 at 09:47
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Originally posted by C_N_RED_AGAIN C_N_RED_AGAIN wrote:

I am amazed at how many photogs chose that same site. Great set. Tfs. I am closer to the equator and quite envious of the northern latitude inhabitants!
Actually, week ago the geomagnetic storm was so strong, that even people in more southern latitudes could have observed northern lights. Assuming of course there isn't clouds covering the night sky. And also this time of year, people further in south would have had small advantage as in the northmost parts of the world already have very short nights and in the very north midnight sun season has begun. Of course, it is hard to predict when there is the next geomagnetic storm of similar magnitude...
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I am amazed at how many photogs chose that same site. Great set. Tfs. I am closer to the equator and quite envious of the northern latitude inhabitants!
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Beautiful!
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Originally posted by Fred_S Fred_S wrote:

@ Dopol: It's a bit of both, I am keeping an eye on the conditions with some tools, but you never know. Yesterday they said there would be another chance, but I didn't go. It was reported from the same site that there was not much to see. So it was luck I picked the right night to go.
I think the activity on Saturday-Sunday night was not as strong as Friday-Saturday night, so understandably in more southern latitudes people had less luck to photograph northern lights. Being further north, I had decent luck on Saturday night, although the previous night I was not able to photograph anything.
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Thanks guys!

@ Dopol: It's a bit of both, I am keeping an eye on the conditions with some tools, but you never know. Yesterday they said there would be another chance, but I didn't go. It was reported from the same site that there was not much to see. So it was luck I picked the right night to go.

@alanfrombangor: I agree, but included a few of the sky only for a bit of variation in the lenghty set
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Excellent work, Fred. For me, an aurora shot needs a simple compelling foreground to anchor it in reality, which you've achieved. A view only of the sky could be an abstract painting.
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Unreal, they just keep getting better and better.
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