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Re: [APML] New image: Aurora from 10-21-2001
Jeff,
WOW! So much color and sky coverage. just fantastic. I live in Lake Tahoe
about 4 hours north and east of Steve and don't have quite as many Walmarts in
my neighborhood, so I do get to see the odd light show - but nothing like this.
Great shooting.
Loren Banbury.
PS We only get this much light when Reno turns on the casinos at night.
Jeff Ball wrote:
> The forecast for this past Sunday was very "iffy." My observing partner and
> I decided to make a go of it anyway. Forecast calling for increasing clouds
> after midnight. I wanted to give the new STV Efinder a go at autoguiding,
> so we headed out. Man, I am glad we did. I have been fortunate enough to
> have seen aurora twice already this season, but nothing like this. No
> mistaking the reds and greens with pillars of bright light reaching high
> into the sky. These images hopefully capture the beauty of the event. I
> only wish I had a wider lens. My 35mm was not nearly wide enough to capture
> the full extent. Here they are. I have done very little processing.
>
> http://www.astro-photography.com/aurora_1.htm
>
> http://www.astro-photography.com/aurora_2.htm
>
> Jeff Ball
> Astrophotography
> www.astro-photography.com
> Ohio Valley Astronomical Society
> www.ovas.org
>
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