Me and My Moon Shadow

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Wed Jan 19 23:14:01 2005 UTC

Which is colder, myself or my shadow? Waiting for the aurora hour after hour, is like panning for color in a stream bed year after year. You know it's there but where and when you can't even tell yourself. copy Mark A. Stadsklev 2005 www.alaskaphotopilot.com

 

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Cottonwoods guard the aurora valley

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Wed Jan 19 23:37:01 2005 UTC

Getting into the deep dark woods, it's not so dark with a large moon, reflected frost and the Northern Lights. It helps to expose for 30 secs at iso 640 too. copyright Mark A. Stadsklev 2005 www.alaskaphotopilot.com

Alaskan Aurora thrives

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Wed Jan 19 23:14:01 2005 UTC

Funny how many theories a punch drunk tired photographer will come up with at 4 am about why the elusive aurora does what it does. copy Mark A. Stadsklev 2005 www.alaskaphotopilot.com

Moonsets under the Aurora

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Wed Jan 19 23:14:01 2005 UTC

The moon sets about 4 am leaving the sky clear and dark for the final burst of aurora. Temps around -15 F. Thank god and the US military surplus for bunny boots! copyright Mark A. Stadsklev 2005 www.alaskaphotopilot.com

Green Aurora

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Wed Jan 19 23:05:01 2005 UTC

For the third night running I'm exhausted chasing these racing smokey lights. For more Alaskan photos visit www.alaskaphotopilot.com Copy Mark A. Stadsklev 2005

My Alaskan Aurora 2

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Tue Jan 18 03:35:01 2005 UTC

More from Sunday night, Monday morning 1 to 5 am. Fortuneatly when I stepped through the river ice it wasn't deep. iso 600 25 secs, Mark II 40mm Copyright Mark A. Stadsklev

My Alaskan Auroras

Submitted by: Mark Stadsklev at Tue Jan 18 03:24:01 2005 UTC

Finally the forecast prove correct with level 10 auroras. These occured for 4 hours on Sunday night, Jan 16,2004. A slight wind made it below zero but well worth the wait. The moon was just setting into the river fog. Canon 1D Mark II, 17-40mm, iso 800, time 25 secs. Enjoy, but please ask for permission to re-use or print, copyright Mark Stadsklev 2005. Regards, Mark Stadsklev www.alaskaphotopilot.com

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