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kuku
Location: Jeddah SA
Posts: 1,686
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Fri 12-August-2005 03:21
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Rating: 10
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I realy enjoyed looking at your images. They are awesome, I'd love to have a poster of this one to hang on my wall. If I may ask, how do u get those effects? The cloudyness? Are u using some kind of IR filter and/or postprocessing? Thank You. Z
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jrp  
Location: San Pedro Garza García NL MX
Posts: 46,058
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Tue 18-October-2005 11:24
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Rating: 10
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This is an excellent example of an Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights as seen from Canada.
No filters, just long exposure of the marvelous spectacle of a light phenomenon often seen in the northern regions.
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Oshi1
Location: Campbell River CA
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Sun 19-March-2006 01:56
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Rating: 10
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This is the best photo of the northern lights that I have ever seen. I used to live in the Peace River country of north east BC, and saw them frequently. In those days I had no way to capture a picture like this. Awesome!
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shutterpup
Location: MO US
Posts: 4,601
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Sat 19-January-2008 07:10
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Fabulous! I have always wanted to see the Aurora Borealis. I think it just got bumped to the top of the list. Great Job...
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brundlefly
Location: Gaithersburg MD US
Posts: 9
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Mon 27-October-2008 12:45
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Breathtaking!
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