On video Aurora spotted Tuesday night
Tom StJohn recently shared a captivating video of the Aurora Borealis, detailing his photography techniques in capturing the stunning natural display. He noted that while the human eye mostly sees auroras as shades of grey, dark adaptation can sometimes reveal faint colors in the brightest areas. Using a camera with a light pollution filter, StJohn recorded the aurora over several hours, creating a time-lapse video that compresses the experience into a visually striking format. The community responded positively, with comments expressing gratitude for the insights and the beauty of the captured imagery. Char Blankenship and Vicki Hone Smith both appreciated StJohn's explanations, emphasizing the effort and skill involved in such photography.
This article underscores the vital role of local news outlets like My Edmonds News in sharing not just news but also extraordinary visual content that connects the community. It highlights the joy of witnessing nature's wonders, especially for those unable to experience them firsthand. The engagement from readers reflects a strong local interest in natural phenomena and the importance of accessible information.