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Originally Posted by Mickoid
Mate, hats off to you, that's dedication max  ......but hey, the gamble paid off and you were soundly rewarded. Fantastic work on capturing a fine example of this rare event. Thanks for posting.  |
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Originally Posted by John W
Well worth the effort Joe.
Cheers, John W.
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Originally Posted by ronson
Great effort and photos Joe! Sounds like it was an adventure to get out of the cloud cover. Looking forward to the rest of the photos  |
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Originally Posted by Dave882
Well worth the effort. Great work!
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Originally Posted by gregbradley
Fantastic work Joe.
Greg.
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Thanks to all for the generous comments. Here is a selection of some more photos. The first few show the aurora first punching through thin cloud, then the cloud breaking up.
The fisheye and the pano look like they are labelled the wrong way round. i enabled profile corrections on the fisheye which corrected to a rectilinear rendition. The panorama was captured with the lens pointing up rather than horizontal and my software rendered a barrel distorted curved horizon line.
Despite a reasonably good night's sleep last night, I am still a little tired but ever so glad I "went the extra mile."
cheers
Joe