Aurora from a distance in Southern Colorado ( lemmy.world )

Was surprised to be able to see it this far south, in canyon of the ancients so super remote.

Taken on a Canon R8 24mm wide lens, iso 1600, 15 second exposure, f5.0; no post processing.

nimomycelium , 24 days ago

That's a stunning photo!

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knova , 1 month ago

I’m in the Denver metro and was very disappointed I couldn’t see it last night, presumably due to light pollution.

If the clouds break tonight I will drive east to the plains for a chance at seeing it.

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KnitWit OP , 1 month ago

Good luck! It sounds like they are expecting similar results tonight, so hopefully the clouds work out!

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