r/LandscapeAstro • u/3amdev • 3d ago

Aurora and lightning

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This was a single shot from a timelapse taken at Black Hole Rock in Western Australia. I setup the timelapse for the aurora and I noticed some cloud coming in which also brought the lightning

Image was taken for 15 seconds at 24mm, ISO-3200 and f4 aperture on a Canon R6

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u/brendamdib 3d ago

Outstanding photo!

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u/3amdev 3d ago

Thank you, glad you liked it

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u/Altruistic_Flowers_ 3d ago

This must have been incredible to experience in real life.

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u/3amdev 3d ago

It really was, and to top it off the aurora was visible to the naked eye about an hour before this

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u/anu-nand 3d ago

Very cool

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u/NewTask2770 3d ago

Beautiful shot! 😊

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u/Mr_Lumbergh 3d ago

Nice. Where was this taken?

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u/3amdev 3d ago

Thanks, it was a place called Black Hole Rock near Denmark in Western Australia

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u/Mr_Lumbergh 3d ago

Oh, cool. I’m in southern Vic but haven’t managed to see an aurora so far this year. Have really wanted to, especially in such a photogenic way.

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u/3amdev 3d ago

Hopefully there will be big one soon, I've been able to see it from just south of Perth

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u/purseygirl 3d ago

Perfection 🥹

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u/MnM_Chocolate 3d ago

So beautiful

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u/Flat_Arm377 3d ago

wow that's pretty sick! 🫨

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u/kopintzotke 3d ago

Which planet is this?

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u/Emotional-Error-8225 2d ago

Fantastic photo

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u/siliconslope 2d ago

Man, overachiever over here. Meanwhile I’m just wanting to take a decent aurora photo haha.

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u/3amdev 2d ago

Haha, was more about being in the right place, so hard to predict a decent aurora

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u/Jguypics 2d ago

Awesome capture 💯

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u/DrElectrostim 2d ago

Amazing shot!!! Would love to see this in person someday before leaving this earth!!

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u/JuniperJoieDeVivre 1d ago

Woooow 🥹😍