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Photographs of the Aurora Australis captured at or near the Bourne Creek Trestle Bridge at Kilcunda on the 5th into the 6th of November 2023. Image edited with Lightroom CC and Topaz Photo AI 2.. Captured on 5/11/2023 with a Sony ILCE-7RM4 and 14mm F1.4 DG DN | Art 023 @ 14 mm, 10.0 sec at ƒ / 1.4, ISO 1600
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So to break up the b&w film shots on the Photostream, here are a few more of the shots taken back on 11th October 2024 of a great display from the Aurora borealis (Northern Lights). Sadly, we haven't had much chance of getting photos of the recent displays last week, as each opportunity was scuppered by thick cloud cover near the Vale of York.
So to break up the b&w film shots on the Photostream, here are a few more of the shots taken back on 11th October 2024 of a great display from the Aurora borealis (Northern Lights). Sadly, we haven't had much chance of getting photos of the recent displays last week, as each opportunity was scuppered by thick cloud cover near the Vale of York.
So to break up the b&w film shots on the Photostream, here are a few more of the shots taken back on 11th October 2024 of a great display from the Aurora borealis (Northern Lights). Sadly, we haven't had much chance of getting photos of the recent displays last week, as each opportunity was scuppered by thick cloud cover near the Vale of York. This frame in particular is best when viewed in full screen (L)arge mode.
So to break up the b&w film shots on the Photostream, here are a few more of the shots taken back on 11th October 2024 of a great display from the Aurora borealis (Northern Lights). Sadly, we haven't had much chance of getting photos of the recent displays last week, as each opportunity was scuppered by thick cloud cover near the Vale of York.
