Northern Lights

Following on from the 15 Most Beautiful Series here’s Aurora Borealis commonly known as Northern Lights.

These images are from creative commons Flickr however if any are violating copyright or you want credit for the photo please don’t hesitate to leave a comment:


Discussion

8 comments for “Northern Lights”

  1. Really cool pics. I’ve never seen the Aurora’s in person but boy I would love to… Just amazing stuff, thanks for sharing…

    Posted by Keith L. Dick | July 15, 2007, 3:51 am

  2. Hi! Your pictures are gorgeous!! I would like to know if I may use one of your photos for a personal project. I am in 3-d chat site called IMVU and I have uncovered a hidden talent, not that good but learning, in graphics… I am making a wonders of the world collection with my avatar and going to make it into a video on my photobucket. I would really appreciate it, but if not, I will understand! Thank you for your time!! :o)

    Posted by Holly | July 26, 2007, 9:13 am

  3. Hey really nice I was just wondering where these were taken. They’re really beautiful.

    Posted by Farley | September 11, 2007, 1:38 pm

  4. Beautiful pics!

    On a spoooooky Optical Illusion note : can anyone else spot the two faces to the right of picture #8, or the outline of (not seriously) the Virgin Mary in picture #10 (positioned horizontally, facing down)?

    Posted by Maria | September 20, 2007, 7:25 pm

  5. i have seen them many time and there so pretty i love them

    Posted by Victoria | November 8, 2007, 12:23 pm

  6. Beautiful pictures! Thanks for putting on here to share with others…

    Posted by diane | March 16, 2008, 2:46 am

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  8. Amazing photos of the Northern Lights! Thank you! I lived in the Canadian Arctic and sub-Arctic for ten years altogether, but rarely captured, or even saw them as beautiful as these. And no difital cameras back then either. I am going to share a few with my English students here in Tahiti!

    Posted by Marian | October 22, 2008, 7:31 am

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