A break in the clouds unveiled a night sky full of pinks and greens. Forecasters are calling for a week-long series of snow flurries arriving tomorrow, so I spent a few hours at Cleary Summit last night watching the auroral displays before grey skies dominate once again. Normally our eyes can only detect the green aurora, but last night the G1 storm was strong enough to produce visible reds, even through the wash of a nearly full moon.
Canon EOS 60D, Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L USM, ISO-1000 f/5 @ 20 sec.
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