Yesterday I received an email alert from
www.aurorawatch.ca telling
me a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) was heading towards earth. I decided
to wait stay up late to watch for and photograph Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis. I
was not disappointed. At times the lights were strong lit, as I stopped to set up for these shots the aurora was moving in waves across the night sky.
This was only the second time that I have tried to capture the aurora. I am still learning but was able to capture these images. Shooting at ISO's up to 1600, shutter speeds of up to 30 seconds at F3.5. I highly recommend giving this night photography a try!
This was only the second time that I have tried to capture the aurora. I am still learning but was able to capture these images. Shooting at ISO's up to 1600, shutter speeds of up to 30 seconds at F3.5. I highly recommend giving this night photography a try!
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| Constellation Cassiopeia during an Aurora Borealis event. |
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| The Big Dipper seen through a Aurora Borealis display. |
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