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20 sec f/2.6 ISO 2000.

I'll trickle a few in today after I clean them up in between chores.

That one's a tough call. I'm monitoring the SWPC website but if it's a 4 or higher I'm very likely to get some action 20 minutes from home. With you having to drive quite a bit, it's a crap shoot.

You have another chance tonight. This storm isn't done.

Awesome!

Those solar prominences....

Sorry, I had to.

Same.

having a rave?

spammer! :p

https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/wildlife-photo-contest.1617446/#post-27630044

Especially for a hand held shot in the dark.

Playing with my S24 ultra a few nights ago and shockingly managed a decent moon photo.

lol. Not the tasty one. The 'splodey one. I know the tornaders are scary dangerous. Part of the thrill. I DID say I was crazy.

I've been obsessed with space since I was a kid. Aurora photography is actually part of my #1 photography bucket list item. 1. Northern Lights a. Over Iceland in winter b. with an active volcanic eruption 2. Southern Lights 3. Southern Cross 4. Stromboli 5. Etna 6. Kilauea 7. Kawah Ijen (blue...

I just posted about that in another thread. :) It's gone g4 but by the time we're in dark skies I don't think it'll be that intense. Europe tonight, OTOH, should see some amazing skies if they're not clouded over or too far south @Chookwagn might see them now if he's up and about,.

I would never try to drive and take photos. That's what cruise control and lane keep assist is for. :p

Someone really annoyed Elsa. :p

I know a lot of you get the chance to see this often, but I don't. The white spots in the sky of this image are rain drops falling lit by the sun.