Aurorae at the South Pole
A sampling of the light shows we have at the Pole almost every day. At times these aurorae give off enough light to rival the full moon. A lot of these pictures are blurry because they were essentially hand-held. Done with a Nikon 990 digital, it's amazing what this camera can do! Most pictures were taken with approximately a 20-second exposure.
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