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There were some amazing photos taken of the northern lights which were visible in Nova Scotia, these are not two of them (you can see some at this link though).
It is unusual that the the norther lights were visible, a result of two solar storms. Though I saw them in the distance from the car, by the time I got my camera set up the moon had come out and they were no longer visible.
It has been embarrassingly long since I posted a public post, so I figured I should post an update.
Oliver turned 4 years old today. We had a lovely birthday party for him at Point Pleasant Park. Brittany organized a face painter and a balloon artist, both who were very talented (though the boys all just wanted ‘light savers’, probably the easiest thing in her repertoire). She also made a Hulk pinata which turned […]
I headed out tonight for a Night Sky Photography Field Trip with the Camera Club of Hilton Head, led by Zach Grether. It was one of the colder nights of our stay here in Hilton Head, so we didn’t stay out too long, but there was a clear sky and a large group of participants.
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John van Gurp on Facebook
Really great photos!
Adam Cornick on Facebook
They came out great Joe!
Mike Stead on Facebook
Nice shots Joe! What is lighting the rocks on the right? Very cool!
Joe Adams on Facebook
Mike, that was a remote flash. I was using two remote flashes and some flashlights for fill.
Mike Stead on Facebook
Nice grate job!