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Northern lights revisited

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A bit knackered after the long session in minus 7 degrees, hence the late reply. It was a beautiful and silent night. Perhaps not the greatest in terms of activities. Had I only arrived one hour earlier :-) Still it was well worth the trip! I will have to do some more PP on the pictures, esp. on the noise part which was totally neglected last night.

sh
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Lorcha said:
Stunning pics!

I can't even believe I'm typing this, but is #3 a little
underexposed (grey snow)?

Anyhow, thanks for posting. Truly great shots.
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You're probably right. A bit sloppy on the PP from my side. It could use some pumping on the contrast and shadows. Thanks.

sh
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i've seen most of your Northern Light's pictures Speedie but i have to say these are amazing, #1 & 2 are stunning pictures. Thanks for posting.
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All the Best
Andy
 
Excellent as usual Speedie, No 2 is my favourite because of it's wonderful composition.
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Regards Dean - Capturing Creation
 
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