Goodnight Oppo
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Long day that's gonna see some positive change in the community, I hope. Grabbed the dog and my camera since I've never seen the Northern Lights stretch as far south as they did tonight.
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@CB I would give anything to see that.
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@CarsOfFortLangley A flight to Saskatoon and a few nights in rural Saskatchewan? Some would call that a fate worse than death!
My new guy is from Ontario. Made him drag his wife out to see them since she's never seen them before. Worth it.
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@CB Totally awesome always wanted to see them, great pics.
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@CB Absolutely stunning, thank you for sharing them!
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Dang, I've always wanted to see the Northern Lights. It's on my bucket list. Massive solar flares going on right now, which may well be causing the spectacular show.
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@CB Gorgeous! I heard on the radio that this hit most of the UP in Michigan. Still something I've never seen.
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@CB That's got to be the best part of being out there. Jealous you get to see them on a semi-regular basis. I haven't seen any for 30 years!
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@CarsOfFortLangley said in Goodnight Oppo:
@CB I would give anything to see that.
(it appears that bit is now 40 years old. I guess that's what you call good marketing!)
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Awesome pictures!
I've seen the lights once, in northern Wisconsin, when I was... maybe 15? I still remember them vividly, lo these long decades later.
Based on the relatively sharp landscape, I assume you used a tripod? What about exposure length?
Also, positive change in the community is positive.
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@EngineerWithTools said in Goodnight Oppo:
Awesome pictures!
I've seen the lights once, in northern Wisconsin, when I was... maybe 15? I still remember them vividly, lo these long decades later.
Based on the relatively sharp landscape, I assume you used a tripod? What about exposure length?
Also, positive change in the community is positive.
I missed this. Six seconds at f/2.8, used a tripod and a timed shutter so that me clicking the shutter doesn't shake the camera.
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Six seconds at f/2.8
Nice! I have a 15-30mm Tamron that goes to f/2.8. It's one of my favorite lenses to (try to) get good night sky pictures.
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@CB Beautiful
