What a trip. Just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong. In the end it erupted, somewhat half heartedly, during the day - and what's worse, after an entire week without rain, it started to rain just as eruption started. As photographers you know what it is like to shoot thru over a mile of rain. This is from the very beginning, when it was more of a drizzle. Things got worse from here.
More as I weed thru them.
Canon EOS R5m2RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM Z + EXTENDER RF2x lens140mmf/8.01/800s100 ISO-2.0 EV
Nicely done Greg. It reminds me of the C.W. McCall song Aurora Borealis
"They're like flames from some prehistoric campfire, leaping and dancing in the sky and changing colors. Red to gold, and blue to violet... Aurora Borealis."
pliukaitis wrote:
Nicely done Greg. It reminds me of the C.W. McCall song Aurora Borealis
"They're like flames from some prehistoric campfire, leaping and dancing in the sky and changing colors. Red to gold, and blue to violet... Aurora Borealis."
Thank You Pete. I'm like everybody else, last night was amazing. I've seen so many stunning images posted everywhere. That's the first time I have ever seen them from my house. I hope you were able to see the light show last night !
G.E. Smith wrote:
Thank You Pete. I'm like everybody else, last night was amazing. I've seen so many stunning images posted everywhere. That's the first time I have ever seen them from my house. I hope you were able to see the light show last night !
No such luck here. We’re all clouded over and rainy where I live.
