Aurora in TO

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By: Darie Petrov
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Photographer	Darie Petrov {Karma:397}
Project	#37 Night Photography	Camera Model	Ricoh KR-30sp
Categories	Landscape Others Alternative Process	Film Format
Portfolio	Learning Night Photography	Lens	Rikenon 50mm P f2
Uploaded	12/3/2004	Film / Memory Type	superstore brand iso100
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Toronto State - ONTARIO Country - Canada
About	In Toronto. Crappy superstore brand iso100 film.. push processed =huge grain-> fixed up with neat image. Kind of boring picture+ bad colour saturation cuz of sh!t film.

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Mary Brown

{K:71879} 3/24/2005

You don't often see an Aurora in TO with your light pollution. They are amazing to see, aren't they? I do not have an Aurora picture, yet as I just got my camera at Christmas time. I'm hoping. You have captured the essence of this Aurora. Don't be so hard on yourdelf with your comments.
Mary
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Darie Petrov {K:397} 12/3/2004

First time in my life I saw them. Was a lot dimmer then it shows in the picture.. thats why I had super long exposures and push processed. Problem was super high velocity wind that did not allow the tripod to stay perfectly still => not sharp buildings (and the building is tilted hehe .. but I like it that way)

Les Hilburn {K:395} 12/3/2004

I have to say that I could only dream of catching a view like this in life, much less on camera. Spectacular.

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