Day after Thanksgiving Aurora

The other evening we were met by green skies! Here is a time-lapse and a bunch of pictures.

Four time-lapse sequences. You may want to click on HD first.
 

DSC_1981
Early in the evening the aurora materialized in the southern sky.

DSC_2005
I began to shoot a time-lapse with the moon in the frame.

DSC_2013
Ridiculousness ensued. Kate and I were both watching to the south. My nose got cold so I turned around to go back to the house to get something for my face. Then I saw the northern sky over our cabin and my jaw dropped!

DSC_2176
This was definitely one of those moments that a two second exposure is way too long!

DSC_2170
The sky was filled for tens of minutes multiple times. I’ve never seen anything like it last so long!


Enjoying the content? Help keep this site running and support my creative work!


DSC_2166
Even with a short shutter speed my sensor was becoming color saturated. Unfortunately at this point my sd card had filled so the camera automatically switched to jpeg mode, limiting my ability to process many of the photos. Oh well.

DSC_3304
A cool sequence of pulsating aurora, you can see this in the video starting at 1:43.

DSC_2202
One more shot of the cabin!

Add a comment

*Please complete all fields correctly

Related Posts

Aurora Borealis – February 26, 2023
Valentine’s Day Aurora – 2023
Aurora Borealis – January 14, 2023