Aurora Gallery Part 1
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Here are 10 photos of breathtaking aurora photos. An aurora is a atmospheric phenomenon where bands of light are displayed from the charged solar particles. The left photo was taken by Chris Gray at Moosehorn Dist. Mantiba Canada. 9 more pics of aurora scenaries after the jump. |
Daryl Pederson, Girdwood Alaska
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Brian Ruddy, Isle Royale National Park, Mott Island, Michigan, USA
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Mirko Harnisch, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand
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Arlo Gingerich, Southwestern Ontario, Canada
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Boutin, Municipal beach of St-Prime Quebec Canada
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Richard Pollard, Tooradin, 60Km south east of Melbourne, Victoria Australia
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Paul Alting, Lilydale, Northern Tasmania, Australia
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Robin Sharrock, Warrnambool, Victoria, Australia
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Mirko Harnisch, Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand
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March 2nd, 2006 at 3:35 am
Got any higher resolution versions of these? I was thinking a couple of them might make nice wallpapers if they were 1280 x 1024 or so. Very nice pics…makes me want to take a well timed vacation to the upper/lower lattitudes. Thx
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I don’t have any high resolution ones that are big enough for wallpapers but here are some good ones by http://www.topwalls.com
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Living in Texas I don’t see much snow let alone the norther lights so I was curious, can you actually see all of the beautiful colors with the naked eye or is the light so dim it only really excites rods in the eye? I know astronomical objects have wonderful colors that only come out black and white if you see them through a telescope using your eyes (instead of a long exposure photo). Thanks!
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Simply spellbinding. Maybe it will not be possible for many of us to visit the gorgeous sites at the proper time of Aurora( Borealis? ). That, of course, does not deter us from enjoying the brilliant photographs
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Oh wow. Those images are breathtaking.
Amazing job. Thanks!
March 2nd, 2006 at 10:04 pm
These pictures are amazing. One of my life goals is to see the Aurora Borealis in person. I wonder where the best place to see it from is, Alaska or Canada? And also what time of year? Maybe in the next 5 to 10 years I will go or maybe it will take me longer. Either way, I will go one day! Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks very much for sharing them – lovely! I’ve only seen the effect once – up in VT while (unfortunately) on the highway.
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