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Published: 2014-11-16 03:21:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 16333; Favourites: 725; Downloads: 0
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Tommy Richardsen // Trichardsen // Facebook // 500px Β // Google+ // InstagramBeautiful aurora display out tonight, very fitting for the location.
Hope you like it.
Image captured at Leiknes in Rotsund, Troms, northern Norway.
Nikon D810, 15mm, F5.6, iso 1600, 15 seconds.
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Very beautiful lights
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Thanks buddy.
Sorry to hear that, here just recently we have had clear skies, before that many many days with just featureless clouds so I certainly know what you are going through.
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Another masterpiece from you. Thank you for existing and for what you do.
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Really appreciate that, thank you very much.
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great! I recently took a lot of aurora images my self, have a look if you want to.
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Thank you
Very nice captures, I would suggest to focus on your best captures from each trip instead of many, put the time into making those really good.
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Ur right, much better with a few really good ones. I'm still pretty newbie in night photograpy, particularly aurora shots. Looks like people aren't scared of high ISO.
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Aurora photography is all about exposure time and iso, choosing the correct ones for the aurora is what makes the shot.
On weaker aurora displays you can easily use very long exposure and lower iso, but on stronger displays you often have to sacrifice some quality aspects, either high iso and freeze more motion or lower iso and blur the aurora more.
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yeah, those are the variables you can control. The aperture stays wide open off course.
I'm not satisfied with my captures so far, except a few off my latest, but I will try to improve.
I'm thinking about buying the samyang 24, 1.4. It's not as wide, but very fast.
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Yes of course, but sometimes you have to close down the lens to allow for the foreground, but as with night photography it comes at a cost, but if the aurora is strong enough you can get away with a lot.
The samyang 24 is a very good lens and cheap.
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Breathtaking and as usual your photography is killing me with envy Tommy!! It must be amazing standing beneath the auroras
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Thanks so much.
All I can say is that it is magical, but nothing I say can prepare you for the real thing.
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I keep hoping I will see them in the UK but they are rarely seen so far south in England. One day I will see them somewhere though
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You never know, and there might be chance for it now with the sunspots that are moving towards the center of the solar disc, if they come out with some very strong flares and cme things might just happen.
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I have my fingers crossed and keep an eye on the aurora forecasts. If I ever see them in England I think you might hear me screaming with happiness even in Norway
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Otrolig pent, jeg begynner Γ₯ bli misunnelig.....
En gang vil jeg seΒ nordlyset i natura jeg ogsΓ₯.
Bildene dine er alltid en opplevelse
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Tusen hjertelig takk.
HΓ₯per ΓΈnsket ditt oppfylles.
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so mesmerising and dreamy, lovelyΒ Β Β Β
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Thank you very much.
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Direct in my fav 
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Thanks so much.
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Your luck with location and eye for dazzling beauty remain impeccable. Respect.
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Thanks so much.
Ive had this location in mind many times, but it is a place deserving of a proper aurora display, and I was lucky to get one.
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Thank you.
Started to notice it at the end despite being really well dressed for the cold, but the raw wind from the ocean made it quite chilly.
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