Friday, October 25, 2024

Aurora Borealis

One night earlier this month, I was up late, checking out social media, and on Facebook, there was a mention by Jack, who has his photoblog from Connecticut, of northern lights. I decided to go out to Lansdowne Park, where in the darkened park at the east end of the property, I was rewarded. I've seen the aurora borealis on a number of occasions, but this was incredible. Mostly vivid greens, but hints of red and orange, danced and shimmered in the night sky. I walked around the area, taking photographs as I went. The Aberdeen Pavilion is particularly photogenic in these conditions.

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  1. ...wonderful, I slept through it.

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    1. I texted a buddy with a photo, and in all capitals wrote you're missing this.

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  2. Wonderful. Too much light here to be able to see them.

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  3. I would LOVE to see the lights in person. We glimpsed them here in NC not too long ago, but faintly and best seen with a camera.

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  4. Since I go to bed soon after ten, I missed this series of northern lights.

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    1. I talked with someone a couple of days ago who said she had seen them around 7:30 at her place up the valley.

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  5. Wow! is right ~ amazing photos of the Northern Lights ~ thanks,

    Wishing you good health, laughter and love in your days,
    clm ~ A ShutterBug Explores,
    aka (A Creative Harbor)

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  6. Great photos. I saw plenty of others on FB, I didn't take any here as it was too cloudy.

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  7. That's wonderful! I didn't see it so beautiful. But sun's maximum isn't over, so there is still hope.

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