Stand by folks, this is an Aurora Borealis post, some may be fed up of seeing the many, many images shared all over (anti) social media recently but, it was a heck of a show! Not quite as impressive as May 2024 but probably a greater visibility across the entire UK, barring local weather conditions. … More The night the sky lit up
I only realised a few moments ago that it is now November! No-one in their right mind would walk up our scary dark lane for Hallowe’en so that came and went 🙂
Memory tells me that the night skies in October were mostly cloud bound but I did manage to get some shots and timelapse clips of Aurora … More October Skywatch
I’ve said it before, we are so lucky to live on a low hill (in a house) with almost totally North facing views to an almost totally dark sky, as more people move here, there seem to be more outside lights appearing. Why? You moved to the country, it’s dark here 🙂 … More Aurora season again?
This is the sister (or brother) post to It Rained, I’d like to expand on the night / morning activities I captured.
I set the camera up to start at 10:45 and went to bed (we’re old now, allegedly, so we head for bed and read. … More Star trails, Aurora and a Meteorite?
We live in Central Scotland, well, East central Scotland I guess? Is it important? I think that in relation to the sky we look at then, yes, to an extent. If you are looking at my photographs and thinking of Scotland, where we are in relation to Aurora Borealis in the far North, then it … More Star Trails and Aurora
So after that tremendous Aurora to end 2024 and start 2025 we’ve had mixed skies here but quite a few clear nights, which is great. I often set up a camera in our North facing window to capture a full night / morning of images and then examine them quickly the next day before deciding … More January Skies
Where we now live has almost 360 views, being on a hillock with dips to front and back, it has allowed me fantastic access to skies I may have previously missed and some natural events I most definitely would not see in our previous, limited urban skyscape. What that means is, I spend quite a … More Into a new year
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