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Beautiful, no?Between 2-3 minutes of exposure on Kodak Gold 200 35mm. 28mm lens.
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beautiful and catchy colours!! a lil too blurrs but still beautiful
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Very beautiful colors, feels like a surrealist painting.
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these are awesome
I've only seen them once in my life and they were gorgeous
great capture again
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you must be kidding. things like this happen in nature? where is it - i have to go there. immediately.
amazing shot. the colours are stunningly amazing.
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I agree – what an amazing shot!! The colours are perfect, the composition just right... just a shame the quality isnt better!
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Glad you like it!
As far as quality goes, it's the best I can do from a flat-scanned print. I still have the original negative, but sadly have no way to currently scan said negative.
Oh, well.
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I hope to see it again myself (and take more pictures of course!)
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This was taken in OHIO!!!!???? Where?
Love the shot.
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It was taken in Ashland County.
Auroras are very very rare in Ohio- I have seen several in this state, but most are little more than faint glowing patches in the sky. It takes some seriously massive solar activity to extend the aurora this far south with any strength.
And thanks.
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It would have to. I am from the Cleveland Area(now Kentucky) and have never seen one. Geogeous
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The infused colours in this are really stunning!!!
I love it. Very smooth!
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It took an exposure of several minutes to record this much color and detail.
I'm glad you like it.
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Oh wow. Nice.
You're welcome!
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I love the northern lights! I've only seen them once (in real life) and it was amazing to watch. Unfortunately I live too far south to get to see them much at all.
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I'm too far south to see them very often as well.
Only the really strong ones make it to mid Ohio, but this was one of them.
It wasn't quite so spectacular to the eye (amazing nonetheless) it took a few minutes of exposure to get this much detail and color.
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Well it's more than we get. I'm in S. California...I don't think we EVER get them down here!
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Wow.. SoCal? Yeah, that IS a bit far south for aurora...
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Unfortunately...sigh.
The one I saw was in Montana. We vacation there every summer.
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it's very beautiful, too bad it looks so compressed here
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Glad you like it. The quality kinda stinks because it's both a lo-res jpeg, and the file was flat-scanned from a print for display here. The original neg is of much higher quality.
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my goodness. we do get northern lights occasionally in manitoba but nothing like that. astounding work
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Thanks- glad you like it.
They didn't look so fantastic to the unaided eye....still quite beautiful, but it took a pretty long film exposure to show all the detail.
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Not only are you lucky to have been able to see this, but you've taken a beautiful photo too! It's one of my all time dreams to be able to see the aurora for real.
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Auroras are rare around here. It requires some pretty intense solar activity for them to reach this far south. I have this aurora photo as well [link] You might like it (if you haven't already seen it).
Thanks again!
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I'd never have expected them to appear so far south, you're so lucky!
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Thank you.
It was taken in Ohio, believe it or not.
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wow, ohio! =]
you're welcome!
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Beautiful. I've always wanted to see this in real life
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I live far enough south that they're very rarely seen around here. I've personally witnessed only four auroral displays in my life, and three of those I photographed. This one was by far the best.
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35mm film, Canon Rebel TI @ 28mm on a stationary tripod, about 120 seconds of exposure on Kodak Gold 200.
Auroras this strong are an extreme rarity in Ohio. I got lucky in even noticing the display, let alone getting this shot.
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Amended- I found the actual notes for this shot recently. The exposure was nearly five minutes long.
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wow, thats a real photo?
Amazing lightning and colours. The northern light, yes? A lot of that phenomenon can be seen nortern up in my country
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The photo as a photo does not say much, but the subject is just amazing 
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oh my god.. that is so freaking amazing!
The Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) are the single most beautiful thing I have ever seen in Nature.
Amazing Shot!
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Wow, again when the perfect moment and the right eye overtakes the need for perfect quality. I hate it that it's so grainy, but it doesn't really matter because you've got the photographer's eye. Good job!
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Lovely! I have only seen a good one like this once, when I was little. I wish I had had a camera back then...
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