An Interstellar Burst IV

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Another remarkable display of aurora on the last night of the Lofoten Islands workshop. This is 2.45am in -28c as a HUGE corona burst overhead. This is so large I could barely capture it at 14mm. These immense shapes give you no time to think. Finland, Scandinavia

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wow, great photograph, so haunting and immense
Roger Voller - 12 March, 2012
That’s really impressive David - the wide angle really makes the most of it.
John Patrick - 14 March, 2012
So glad you like it, I am very proud of what we have achieved this year.
David Clapp - 15 March, 2012

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