Post · bonfire.cafe

Post

Photo from yesterday. Pictures from Monday's little Ragnarök rehearsal will take a while, though. Many of those are complex panoramas, some wider than 180°. Takes time that is currently demanded elsewhere.

#aurora #nightPhotography #solarstorm

Front of an old hut on a frozen field. Light trails from a street further away a visible due to long exposure. Above the night sky lit up by a warm coloured rainbow aurora: reds, violets and yellows are dominant.

Eyeling

@eyeling@mastodon.art replied · 2 weeks ago

Panoramas from last week's unreal #aurora event are finally done and will be posted here every #FotoMontag.
Starting with the tame ones, before the show really took off.
edit: wording.

3 media

photo of a small lake, completely iced over. Dead grass and bushes giving it a wild look.
From behind the horizon an angry orange light is rising, mirrored exactly by the lake's almond shape, making the whole scene look like the eye of Sauron. — photo of a small lake, completely iced over. Dead grass and bushes giving it a wild look. From behind the horizon an angry orange light is rising, mirrored exactly by the lake's almond shape, making the whole scene look like the eye of Sauron.

Orange turns to red, acid an acid green glow rising

Suddenly sky near the horizon seemed to be ripping, leaking an acid line.

Eyeling

@eyeling@mastodon.art replied · last week

Next bunch of Jan19 #aurora pictures for #FotoMontag: I would have gone home a happy bunny just getting images like the first one. The shock front of CMEs rarely causes the most visually stunning parts of a storm (especially down here in Central Europe). But then the sky cracked like an egg and became a silent concert of color and movement.

#northernlights #nightPhotography

3 media

a compressed, deep red curtain over an acidic green horizon. Mirrored in the icy chaos of reeds and bushes in an iced over pond

Red curtains and green spots dancing in the Northern sky, all mirrored in smooth ice

These last two images are panoramas of 8-12 single images. 15mm each, covering over 120° of horizon.

Eyeling

@eyeling@mastodon.art replied · yesterday

Next part of #aurora photos. Never thought I'd get to witness such a spectacle here. When the IPA (isolated proton aurora) visible in image 2 & 4 took off.... Wow. Words can't describe it. Images are in chronological order, panoramas of 8-12 images shot within 3-8 minutes beginning 21:30 UTC.
If you want to see a video of it: Someone near Stuttgart filmed that bright green burst visible in my last pic in *real time*: https://youtu.be/e19kAuC-6eU

#nightphotography #northernlights #astrophotography

4 media

Photos of a frozen over lake on a moonless night. A bright bow of green aurora in front of another red-grewn curtain is mirrored in the ice

Green bow weakening, but a blurp of acid dust blowing of further West like a silent firework. Eastern red intensifies.

Changing location slightly. Just a few greenish spots on that northern colour curtain. Show's over? Ohh, no...

an intensely white and green burst rips open the sky, turning tourquoise before fading. Meanwhile another green bow gnaws its way from West to East on the Northern horizon.

bonfire.cafe

A space for Bonfire maintainers and contributors to communicate

bonfire.cafe: About · Code of conduct · Privacy · Users · Instances

Bonfire social · 1.0.2-alpha.7 no JS en

Automatic federation enabled