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06/09/2003 08:16:33 PM · #1 |
I don't know if anybody saw these yet.
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06/09/2003 08:29:50 PM · #2 |
I live in Iceland and i see this very often. When you witness this beuty you will be stunned. You can sit on the snow even if your but is allready frozen to the ground, just so you can watch the nature talk to us. No words can describe this
Message edited by author 2003-06-09 20:30:27.
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06/09/2003 10:45:55 PM · #3 |
Those are the coolest photos. I want to go over there now. What an opportunity to see such beauty.
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06/09/2003 10:47:47 PM · #4 |
| I've seen it in Northern Maine- it really looks like that! |
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06/09/2003 10:55:21 PM · #5 |
| Those are amazing pics. Anyone want to donate to the "Send Me To Iceland" fund? |
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06/09/2003 10:57:49 PM · #6 |
This is a beautiful phenomenon, captured beautifully by good photography! Wow!
In school, we always see these aurora's in fast motion, or do they move around quickly? When northern lights are seen in Utah (rarely), they are usually rather static. |
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06/09/2003 11:30:29 PM · #7 |
Those pictures are really great. Nothing like nature's show to spellbind us...thanks for sharing.
What I like about them most is that they're other-worldly. Like you feel you're on Saturn or someplace like that. I imagine the lighting is like no other experienced before, and I would love to know the exposure settings and how Sigurdur shot them....And what WB settings he used. |
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