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© Greg Gibbs. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, or modify this image without my permission. All Rights Reserved.Another one from Sunday night.
Aurora Australis, Mount Buffalo National Park, Australia. 17th of March 2013
This is the lookout below "The Horn" in the Mount Buffalo National Park. Over 180 degree panorama made from 8 portrait style images. The landscape is being lit by the light of the crescent moon which is the bright spot on the right of this image. Another one of my cameras is in the hut doing a timelapse (coming soon).
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Thank you Steve 
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didn't end up getting there. went to wallaces hut instead at falls creek. it is a 2.5hr drive to bright from here and we just ran out of daylight for today but maybe get up there soon.
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WOW. Thank you so much for that. Really appreciate it
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Thank you so much
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Thank you so much
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You're most welcome
I've been trying to get a photo of the milky way every time I go away from the city- but its always been cloudy or something else happens unfortunately
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Thank you so much
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Thank you very much
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Beautiful picture, I really really like it. Congrats!
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Thank you very much
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I'm used to seeing green auroras with the northern lights. Are they red in the southern hemisphere?
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What you are seeing there is the higher altitude aurora which is often red, purple and pink. The greens are the lower altitude aurora and I was not far enough south to really pick them up. I was more looking across the top of the aurora and not underneath it. The greens are more often recorded in northern lights as there is more land and thus more people to see and photograph them where they occur. The southern lights more often than not occur just in the southern ocean.
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Thank you very much
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You're welcome
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how do you get stars so sharp and a sky thats not noisy? thanks!
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Read my blog here [link]
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Australia seems to be paradise! 
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