Re: [APML] Aurora this evening

[Stuart Heggie <stuart.j.heggie@sympatico.ca>]

Ray, I'm in Southern Ontario Canada. I think your aurora shots are 
great! Despite the bending of the horizon, I really like that BIG SKY 
effect you get with the 16mm.  I just ordered a Zenitar 16mm for my 
Nikon F2 to use on the next good aurora. My best aurora shots are on my 
web site
http://www3.sympatico.ca/stuart.j.heggie/Stuart.J.Heggie/
and click on the camera on tripod link.

Thanks!
Stuart

cherrio wrote:

>Stuart
>Thanks for the URL. I to like the simple is better things when I can get them. With Aurora however I had a tough time finding anything REAL TIME or close to it that would keep me from going out every time the sun kicked up. Which I did for a while without any pictures. My latitude of 40.20°prevents me from having much chance of an Aurora.
>I went to STD and ADEC to signed up for notification and now I get emails when things get heated up. They are pretty good. I have only gone out twice for aurora since 2001 and had success (some) both times
>You can go here to see some of the pictures if you like
>http://www.pbase.com/rodo/aurora
>Where are you located?
>I am in N. Calif. near Redding Ca. at 40.25/-121.80
>We should get some action on Wed. night possible
>Have a good one
>Ray
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