I happened to be shooting the comet Neowise in mid to late July (2020) on Lake Vermillion when I started to notice the faint glow of what I thought was light pollution in the distance. Looking at the map and knowing there shouldn't be any light pollution, I soon realized it was the start of an aurora. I was pretty excited to see colors starting to show up on the viewfinder, so I sat around and dealt with the mosquitoes for as long as I could. These are my once in a lifetime lucky shots from that night. Makes me wish I was a better photographer and had been a little more prepared.
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By hamateur 1953 · Posted
Yeah, that stupid moon! Glad Ya got something anyway! Plus clear skies! Moon is always causing us problems. Eclipsing our sun or washing out aurora. 🤣
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My friend, It looks ringing. Some auroras are like a slow song, but it's like fast music. Fine.
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