How to improve your Northern Lights photos for the next time they make an appearance
RAPID CITY, S.D. - If you were out after dark Sunday night, there's a good chance that you caught a glimpse of the Northern Lights. You may have even gotten
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RAPID CITY, S.D. - If you were out after dark Sunday night, there's a good chance that you caught a glimpse of the Northern Lights. You may have even gotten
"On a cosmic scale, our life is insignificant, yet this brief period when we appear in the world is the time in which all meaningful questions arise." -Paul Ricoeur Ask anyone who's looked up at a dark sky on a clear, moonless night, and you'll immediately hear tales about how incomprehensibly vast the Universe is.
There's a perfect storm happening in space.
A moderately strong solar storm of G2 category hit Earth recently and created a spectacular light show for people in the US and other regions.
It's all how you look at it. How you see it, how you frame it. There are many subtleties involved when it comes to photography. Then, when you have achieved a certain level and expand on that skill set what you are seeing and capturing is truly something else. I suggest we call it art. Randy Halverson grew up in South Central South Dakota. Those more familiar with the territory call it Lyman County. Halverson has taken his talents and concentrated on what goes on around the world after dark. His company Dakotalapse is aptly named; it's time-lapse photography at its finest.