Northern Lights Feb 04

The foreground was photoshopped to remove the colorization from the incandescent light.

I liked the effect.

You did this with a Sony 717? Wow. I have one also. I guess I gotta practice. wonderful shot! I hate to suggest you crop a little off top , but that's all I have for a critique

great photo and i love your web name. what's that sticking up on the right side of the photo - the North Pole!??

Really an excellent work! what more can I say... ?

Oh! Regards.

wow. what a wonderful sky and green aurora. and the house - what a beautiful dream.

Congratulations for such capture and photograph!

All the best, Biliana

the f717, if you can accept the noise, does a great job. On this night it was -35F and nobody had a serious DSLR. Mine was the only point and shoot in a group of 4 that could pull off 30 sec at f2, which is roughly on the money for the Lights.

I sure hate I did not get to see this myself but thanks to you "I Did" Very nice work.I really like your portrait in your biography.

Outstanding shot. The shape of the aurora leads you to the house on the left. This must be your workshop, Santa. One of the better aurora photos I've seen.

Fairbanks!! My home town, and I grew up with the cold and the Aurora Borealis. The clearer, the colder, the more beauitul it is there. Nice work.

Gorgeous

The pole on the right is a huge awning/cover that is opened in the summer, I think.

Unreal!7/7.

Impressive and beautiful sky with the boreal aurora in green tones. Really beautiful. A greeting.

Uniquely differnt and what a great scene! Love the detail in the forground as well.

Is that what the northern lights really look like?

Well done!

yes, that's pretty typical green. the long exposure often makes them deeper than your eye might perceive; they probably didn't look quite this bright to the eye, but not dramatically different. Occassionally they are red but green to greenish-blue is the most typical coloration.

Great photo 7/7

Stanko

OOOOOOOMMMMMMGGGGGGod!!! Wish i was there...