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Published: 2007-07-11 18:25:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 2199; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 96
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wild nothern ligth.Related content
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Ja, ska leit d frem pΓ₯ hardisken min.
Mye stΓΈy, men ska prΓΈv Γ₯ ordne litt i ps.
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This is unreal, so beautiful, Excellent work
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Thanks.
Must have some benefit of living here with freezing temperature
and two months without sun.
Well I have chosen it myself, and no regrets!
Just put on warm wear and go out and enjoy.
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ooo.. remi.. Γ¦ sendte d bilde te en dude fra Qatar.. han trudd at d va redigert.. han trudd ikje at d va Γ¦kte
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Its real yep!
I have the original in RAW-image.
Impossible to cheat with that.
But I`ve guess he never have seen aurora in real life.
Seriusly no aurora in Qatar.
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no.. it ain't.. the fist reaction: Wooooooow.... what kind of sky do u guys have up there
hehe.. i said that its called the northern light 
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no its called "nothern light" or "aurora borealis" or "southern lights" at the southern hemisphere (sΓΈrpolen).
But its no clouds/sky, more like a gigantic neon light.
But instead of neon, its nitrogen and oxygen making the light.
Facinating it is....
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yea.. true true
when im home i can stand out for hours just looking at it.. and when it moves u start thinking about that it may be alive
its fun ^^,
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the image is very flowing it's looks very cool, I love the way that the images are so speech less
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Thanks for your comment.
No one knows what the aurora looks like the next moment.
I guess that is one of the reasons so many likes it.
Its not tamed, its WILD, does what it pleased, full of surprises.
To observe, patience is needed, but then you will get rewarded!
And thanks for making this your fav*
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your welcome and keep up the great job ^^
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The utter scale in this photo is...awe inspiring. Wow. It truely is an immense spectacle.
I really like that you left the far city in the picture, it really gives a sense of scale to compare the lights to.
I've never gotten the chance to see the northern lights, let alone when they're in action, but this certainly takes me a step closer.
Thank you so much for sharing.
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Thanks for comments.
Well, you feel really small locking up when the Aurora starts.
To put a little civilication in the photo, give a clue about the size.
And its never dull watching it!
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I would imagine such a thing would never get old.
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very beautiful shot! but I am curious as to why you shot it at such a high ISO? There would be much less noise with 100-200ISO...
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its true that lower ISO makes less noise. but as you see i have a exposure at 6 seconds, and with lower ISO the time had to be longer, and the Aurora would bee washed out. the aurora had weak brightness and was active at this moment, and one second exposure would be optimal.
this is the best i could do with my equipment.
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