Two photos of the sub-Arctic
One reader, Ed Hausladen, equally impressed by the photo of "Sunset at the North Pole" but also disbelieving of its validity, forwards two photos of his own. I am in a state of agape -- wow!
-- David M Gordon / The Deipnosophist
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"Here's a subarctic photo for you that's not retouched or manipulated. I took it in 1989 while in the Navy and stationed in Iceland. The subjects are the aurora borealis, a ruin, and the (overexposed) moon rising over a frozen lake. (We may see the aurora here in the lower 48 in a few years when the solar magnetic storm cycle peaks.)
The second photo is the same lake, same ruin. This time the lake is unfrozen and reflects the aurora.
-- David M Gordon / The Deipnosophist
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"Here's a subarctic photo for you that's not retouched or manipulated. I took it in 1989 while in the Navy and stationed in Iceland. The subjects are the aurora borealis, a ruin, and the (overexposed) moon rising over a frozen lake. (We may see the aurora here in the lower 48 in a few years when the solar magnetic storm cycle peaks.)
The second photo is the same lake, same ruin. This time the lake is unfrozen and reflects the aurora.
posted by David M Gordon | 5:33 PM
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