Swimming in the aurora

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Linnea Lindahl

Linnea Lindahl

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Just came home from capturing this. Quick drive, stay out for an hour, lights danced for about five minutes and then it was over. If you look closely you'll see some swans and other birds swimming in water that's reflecting the aurora borealis - wow, that's a first one for me too. This shot concludes the aurora season for me. We have overcast incoming and after that the nights aren't going to be dark enough to see the aurora until September.

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A7Rii + Nikkor-O 35mm f/2 @5s f/2 ISO 3200
 
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Svante Ekholm said:
Just came home from capturing this. Quick drive, stay out for an hour, lights danced for about five minutes and then it was over. If you look closely you'll see some swans and other birds swimming in water that's reflecting the aurora borealis - wow, that's a first one for me too. This shot concludes the aurora season for me. We have overcast incoming and after that the nights aren't going to be dark enough to see the aurora until September.

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A7Rii + Nikkor-O 35mm f/2 @5s f/2 ISO 3200
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Gorgeous!👍👍👍
 
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