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'Bioluminescent Waves & Aurora' - Anglesey, UK


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I was counting my lucky stars tonight... A double-dose and truly amazing display of two natural phenomenon that I've only ever dreamed I would capture in one shot together, but tonight was the night, these are the brief moments I live for... :-)

As the aurora conditions were looking good throughout the early evening, I headed out shortly before darkness to a local beach on Anglesey, and waited for the darkness and clouds to co-operate and hopefully show me some northern light... But once it got dark enough, I noticed that that the waves crashing onto the beach were sparkling and lighting up in electric-blue light.  I've seen those before and recognised what it was straight away, so I was over the rocks from my original position and onto the beach in a shot...!

While I was walking over, the pebbles under my feet were sparkling from the small dinoflagellate creatures that emit this very brief spark of blue light when they're disturbed my movement, and I watched the waves roll in for a couple of hours sparkling like lightning in the sea, while the aurora danced overhead - an amazing night on Anglesey, the island where the magic happens :-)

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That is really really really cool! Congratulations with this almost once in a lifetime image! Truly fantastic. Mind if we share it on our Facebook page?

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That is really really really cool! Congratulations with this almost once in a lifetime image! Truly fantastic. Mind if we share it on our Facebook page?

No problem at all Marcel, many thanks, a great night :-) Could you credit it to my FB Page: www.facebook.com/kriswilliamsphotos if possible? Cheers again!

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