I am quite lucky to have fields behind my house and a un polluted sky. So I grabbed the camera and took these. My first Aurora from Norfolk.
Taken with the Canon 40d 18-55mm lens at 18mm f5.0 Various exposure lenths from 30 seconds upwards
Friday 28 February 2014
Fire in the sky.
Came home from work to a starry sky above. Whilst eating my tea weather forecast came on. Look out for tonight Aurora they said seen as far down as Devon.
I am quite lucky to have fields behind my house and a un polluted sky. So I grabbed the camera and took these. My first Aurora from Norfolk.
Taken with the Canon 40d 18-55mm lens at 18mm f5.0 Various exposure lenths from 30 seconds upwards
I am quite lucky to have fields behind my house and a un polluted sky. So I grabbed the camera and took these. My first Aurora from Norfolk.
Taken with the Canon 40d 18-55mm lens at 18mm f5.0 Various exposure lenths from 30 seconds upwards
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Hi Malc, nice blog. I used to live in Beech House on Hills Road in the 80's. Lovely pics mate :)
Hi Malc, nice blog. I used to live in Beech House on Hills Road in the 80's. Lovely pics mate :)
Hi Malc, nice blog. I used to live in Beech House on Hills Road in the 80's. Lovely pics mate :)
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