We caught a quick glimpse of the aurora through the clouds the other night…
We caught a quick glimpse of the aurora through the clouds the other night…
We have had so many cloudy nights this entire winter, I was starting to wonder what a star filled sky looked like. On Friday we had one of our first clear nights so we headed up to Glacier…
Star Trails…
Big Dipper over Lake McDonald…
Clear night, clear water…
Belton Bridge lit up by the moon…
The view from the bridge…
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On the early morning of November 3, the sky came to life and the aurora borealis danced across the sky…
First hints of the northern lights…
Then they sprang to life! We could even see color with the naked eye…
The above picture I even caught a meteor from the beginnings of the Taurid shower…
Still dancing as I headed inside for the night, outside the bedroom window…
Last night we watched this crescent moon set, with a huge dark cloud hanging over it. The only thing visible in the sky was this little moon…
Then slowly the clouds started to part…
All within a half hour, the sky went from completely socked in to just a few little clouds here and there. Then as we walked home I accidentally hit my camera remote and this was what it recorded in thirty seconds…
Kind of funny!
My first attempts at shooting the night sky. Not much editing yet. Lots of fun though!
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