Aurora Polaris
Taken by Frank Olsen on February 2, 2016 @ Blokken in Sortland, Norway
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  Camera Used: Canon Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Exposure Time: 25/1
Aperture: Unavailable
ISO: 3200
Date Taken: 2016-02-02T11:18:29+01:00
 
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Last night was quite a challenge weather-vise. I was driving in different directions to find some clear sky. But no luck. And finally when I arrived at home at 1 am this morning, the clouds seemed to open up.So I decided to go to a location, just a 5 minute drive from my home. Normally there are quite a lot of light pollution here, but not tonight. Still, with some heavy fog drifting along the Sortland strait I could't see at times the lights from the other side. The northern lights had reduced the strength by this time. And at 02.30 I headed home. More photos here: http://frank-olsen.pixels.com/ (_) vesteraling@gmail.com
Photographer's website:
http://frank-olsen.pixels.com/
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