Last night’s buzz was that there was a pretty good possibility of seeing northern lights, which is something I’ve been wanting to try to shoot for a while now. I’ve also wanted to try shooting some star trails, so here are my first attempts…
The bright green glow from the northern lights…
I thought these were pretty fun to do and can’t wait to do some more the next clear night and throughout lambing season. 🙂
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They are amazing well done.
I think you did a fabulous job. There is a free program that will allow you to ‘stack’ star trail images to get longer trails called ‘StarStaX,’ you might be interested in it. Thank you, Erin, for coming by sharing your creative photography on the Weekly Top Shot, #167!
Very pretty and clever.
Wow – these are gorgeous!