Thanks!

Another follower of mine told me that the reds are when the solar particles interact with oxygen at a high altitude, and the green ones are when it interacts with oxygen at a lower altitude. He said since there’s not as much oxygen at the higher altitude, the solar activity has to be really strong.

Yes, I often look for an object to be in the foreground with the light behind it. In this case, a leafless tree made the perfect selection.

They look good to me! Look at the reds!

Thanks, the lights have been next level the last few evenings!

The Stairway to Heaven

That’s interesting and it goes to show how strong this showing of the northern lights has been in the last couple of days. On Tuesday the Reds were even better.

Yes, this is one of my favourite photographs

She is, a good girl overall other than some chewing haha

It is!

Yes, you’re usually not too far behind us.

Ha ha, yes avoidance is sometimes a good strategy if anything, just to maintain your sanity.

Yes, we get them in the spring, like May and June. The further north, you go the worse they get.

We both have a good eye for interesting subjects me thinks!

Yes it sure is.

Yes, it’s wonderful here.

Bad at dawn and dusk. None during the day.

Beautiful. I love days like this.