Valentine's Aurora Timelapse

[naskies (Dave)]

Absolutely stunning!

[Octane (Humayun)]

Beautiful work, Phil. Just stunning.

One day I'll make it there.

H

[Ross G]

Amazing photography Phil.

Congratulations on IOTW.


Ross.

[Phil Hart]

Originally Posted by iceman

I came back to this again and again.

Inspiring stuff Phil.

It's now IOTW.

Thanks Mike! Glad you're liking it.

Originally Posted by Ric

Amazing images Phil, beautiful to look at.

Congrats for the "image of the week"

Originally Posted by multiweb

Congrats on IOTW. Waiting on the APOD now...

Originally Posted by naskies

Absolutely stunning!

Originally Posted by Octane

Beautiful work, Phil. Just stunning.

One day I'll make it there.

H

Originally Posted by Ross G

Amazing photography Phil.

Congratulations on IOTW.

Ross.

Thanks H, Ross, Ric, Marc, naskies! Great to know you're all enjoying it.

Hope to see some of you up north..

Phil

[trek1701 (Mark)]

Hi Phil

I just showed this to my brother’s Canadian partner Treena who you have met up at Heathcote a couple of years ago and it even took her breath away.

It must have been an amazing night she can’t understand how you withstood those temperatures

Mark

[venus (Lydia)]

Your imaging is amazing, simply takes one to another world!

[colinmlegg (Colin)]

Still on the road, Phil, so haven't managed to see this yet - 3G just doesn't cope with video - but from what I saw I know it's great and congratulate you on the dedication and effort you spent to get this footage. Hope you get lots of coverage from it.

ps. You may want to do some shout outs to some of the larger vimeo timelapse groups. That will help get word out. Phil Plait (bad astronomer) is also a good bet for this sort of stuff.

[Setae]

Like it, Phil you underestimate your talent, how could anyone not love it!!.

Thank you so very much for sharing your talent with us. Your passion for the night sky is inspirational.

The photos are stunning, but the video is like nothing i've seen before, absolutely breathtaking! The first sequence through the fish eye is really cute, there is a part where the top section is dark it looks like a sleepy eye, adding to the dreamy quality.

The music really added to the viewing experience.

The entire composition is superb and captivating.

Thank you again
Carmen

[Phil Hart]

Originally Posted by trek1701

Hi Phil

I just showed this to my brother’s Canadian partner Treena who you have met up at Heathcote a couple of years ago and it even took her breath away.

It must have been an amazing night she can’t understand how you withstood those temperatures

Mark

Well the temperature that night wasn't too bad.. there were some other nights which were a bit harder!

Originally Posted by venus

Your imaging is amazing, simply takes one to another world!

Thanks!

Originally Posted by colinmlegg

Still on the road, Phil, so haven't managed to see this yet - 3G just doesn't cope with video - but from what I saw I know it's great and congratulate you on the dedication and effort you spent to get this footage. Hope you get lots of coverage from it.

ps. You may want to do some shout outs to some of the larger vimeo timelapse groups. That will help get word out. Phil Plait (bad astronomer) is also a good bet for this sort of stuff.

Thanks Colin.. your input helped a lot to make it what it is now. And thanks for the tips on getting it out there. My existing avenues haven't been too successful so far.

Originally Posted by Setae

Like it, Phil you underestimate your talent, how could anyone not love it!!.

Thank you so very much for sharing your talent with us. Your passion for the night sky is inspirational.

The photos are stunning, but the video is like nothing i've seen before, absolutely breathtaking! The first sequence through the fish eye is really cute, there is a part where the top section is dark it looks like a sleepy eye, adding to the dreamy quality.

The music really added to the viewing experience.

The entire composition is superb and captivating.

Thank you again
Carmen

Thanks Carmen for the nice words. Glad you like it so much!

Phil

[Paul Haese]

Beautiful video Phil. Interesting use of the fish eye lens, but I prefer the wide field flat scenes best.