This is the first clear sunset sky that I’ve seen in over three weeks and what a lovely surprise to see such stunning colours from those volcanic aerosols that are still in the atmosphere from the Hunga-Tonga volcanic eruption. You can see the full constellation of Orion within these coloured particles.
I’ve also notice that Tara Williams in NSW and Peter Lowenstein from Zimbabwe have also posted their observations of these volcanic aerosols on Spaceweather.com over the last couple of days…Hello to the both of you :-)
My Images were taken at my dark sky site at Leyburn where I have my Stardust Observatory with a Canon 70D camera and an 18-400mm lens, with a 4 second and 6 second exposure and ISO200.
I’ve also notice that Tara Williams in NSW and Peter Lowenstein from Zimbabwe have also posted their observations of these volcanic aerosols on Spaceweather.com over the last couple of days…Hello to the both of you :-)
My Images were taken at my dark sky site at Leyburn where I have my Stardust Observatory with a Canon 70D camera and an 18-400mm lens, with a 4 second and 6 second exposure and ISO200.
A short video with my Canon 70D camera of the volcanic coloured sky taken an hour after the sun had set.
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