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Aurora, Moon and Big Dipper.

Aurora, Moon and Big Dipper.

The moon was bright but the aurora out shined her. Knik river swimming hole.

The moon was bright but the aurora out shined her. Knik river swimming hole.
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Amazing!

Thank you.

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Such a beautiful shot, I need to get out and try to shoot in this area.

Thank you. Had a great weekend shooting in this area. The aurora was beautiful.

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Nice. We had nog aurora at knik rover. But in denali andere kennicot

Amazing aurora, beautifully composed !

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They are really something to see.

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Beautiful shot

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