A moment of stillness as the setting of the lightgiver fades over the markers of mortality. #Saskatchewan#MySask
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Being out this evening, I saw the moon and a planet (Jupiter, I think) travelling together in tonights night sky. It reminded me of a similar night two years ago in December of 2019 when I took these photographs at Cochin #Saskatchewan .
Which one of these is your favourite?
For those interested, there is an observable lunar eclipse in #Saskatchewan this week on May 26th.
Moon enters penumbra at 2:46am
Moon enters umbra at 3:44am
Moon sets at 5:05am
@topazzz9 No it didn't come straight down, I set up a tripod in a field and set it to take a series of photos with a longer exposure but let less light into the camera, increasing my chance to capture lightning.
One day, there was lightning in an #skstorm. It whipped and cracked the sky, it's sheer heat tore the atmosphere & made it roar. Smell the distant rain in the air as the storm gushes toward you without prejudice Become the storm. Open your eyes, speak the words. I AM THE STORM.
The following photographs were taken within an hours drive north of Regina Saskatchewan on May 6th, 2018. I find getting out of the city allows me to decompress and be humbled by the physics of nature and the perishing structures of human kind. #mentalwellness#Saskatchewan
Here is a panoramic picture of several photos taken within a very limited time to assist in immersing the viewer. Captured May the 6th, 2018 at quarter past midnight in southern #Saskatchewan. #northernlights#aurora#Auroraborealis#MySask
The Mother's Day Phoenix - Captured on May 8th, 2016 at 2:14am CST, 32km north from #Regina#Saskatchewan. #aurora
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The beautiful night sky of March 31st, 2020 at 1:01am CST in southern #Saskatchewan featuring scattered cloud and northern lights with an abandoned church. #northernlights#aurora#exploresask
News: Some of my photographs of the northern lights aka aurora are published in this portable guidebook titled 2021 Night Sky Almanac by Nicole Mortillaro!
A portable guidebook for enjoying the night sky in 2021.
Submitted this to Saskatchewan Science Center in late February, 2020.
This is a slowed down time lapse video of the sub-auroral ionic drift phenomena that is named #STEVE.
REF:
A. https://t.co/GqpuA2Q0m2
B. https://t.co/lvZZqhTMjr
https://t.co/NcPC0RWNm9
#northernlights
This week my photography and time-lapses have got airtime with https://t.co/3oncnfL09i, featured https://t.co/Ek58bFUzh4, in a calendar by Global News in Saskatoon and some work in the AGU in San Francisco at the AGU meeting. Good stuff.