[Kenji]

From my trip to Gothic Basin in Sept: https://www.facebook.com/100008851304293/videos/1486087765029586/ Hope this link works, click as HD else a bit fuzzy. Stacked images, just in case:

[Jim Dockery]

Very nice capture Kenji You should look for some good royalty free music to put with that.

[bk]

Kenji, Wow. Looking north, obviously . . . since it's the Northern Lights . . . I see the Big Dipper, center, near the horizon. I'm guessing it's over a period of one hour (e.g. from 1 AM to 2 AM)? That would mean it was really roaring for about 30 minutes (last half of the video). Thanks.

[Kenji]

Aurora show on 9/29 AM, I think it lasted most of the morning hours. This is for about 2 hours w/ 400 shots. https://kenjikawai.smugmug.com/2016-09-27-Enchantments/i-NpwZb5f/A

[DarkHelmet]

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[Ski]

^ definitely a different take on Grandfather's horses. (are they still all covered with graffiti?)

[day_hike_mike]

[jackchinook]

Nice shots you guys! I got a text the other night at around 11:30pm from a friend in Juneau who said the Aurora were going berserk up there. I thought I'd better peak out the window and see if it was visible from the lower 48. It was faint but visible over the Pasayten. Here's a quick vid/GIF of about 90 images I put together from out my bedroom window the other night: Methow Valley WA Aurora Borealis - October 29 2016 from on Vimeo.

[D. Inscho]

From this past summer, canoeing on Myrtle Lake BC

Purple burst under Ursa Major

North country lights (look for Ursa Major)

Last year on Easy Ridge

Stuff of dreams

[gb]

Nice shots David. I was up in BC the end of September but missed the best of the aurora opportunities by one day I think. The Easy Ridge aurora is pretty nice for this far south.