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Chessie6459
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What a beautiful sight. :thumb: I have only seen them a couple of times cause the other times i was either in bed or not even home.
I have seen skies like this in northern Saskatchewan but believe they can be seen anywhere if you are far enough north. Usually the colours are blue green and yellow . Red is not seen very often
"I know this is't model related but a friend sent me these pics of natures light show."
It could be model related. Who's going to be the first to do a backdrop that way?
It could be model related. Who's going to be the first to do a backdrop that way?
Gorgeous pictures. I've seen them up here in the Adirondacks, but usually they look like milky white curtains.
Our local Public Radio station sometimes broadcasts "Northern Lights" alerts when a listener calls one in.
Wayne
Our local Public Radio station sometimes broadcasts "Northern Lights" alerts when a listener calls one in.
Wayne
Flinn- Ya' beat me to it!
I was going to ask who might try doing that.
Actually, there was an article back, in MR, a few years on making a lightning strike for a recent rain scene on a layout.
You could do something like those Waterfall pictures in all the malls. Heeyyyy...
Hmmmm.... Here's comes that train of ideas.... Hold onnnnnn......
I was going to ask who might try doing that.
Actually, there was an article back, in MR, a few years on making a lightning strike for a recent rain scene on a layout.
You could do something like those Waterfall pictures in all the malls. Heeyyyy...
Hmmmm.... Here's comes that train of ideas.... Hold onnnnnn......
The thing to do for a backdrop would be to have them invisable in bright light but come out when you turn down the lights for nighttime scenes. :thumb: :thumb: 