#16 “Aurora Flame” By Richard Zheng
Image source: capturetheatlas
Dunedin Peninsula, New Zealand
“The peninsula of Dunedin in New Zealand is a good place to observe the aurora. It not only has very little light pollution but there are many bays facing South, which is ideal to capture the Aurora Australis. This photo was taken at an lookout on the roadside of Highcliffe.
This was the first time I had the opportunity to take photos of the Aurora and emission nebulae using a special camera for astrophotography.
In this photo, you can see the Large Magellanic Cloud in the upper right corner. The red mass in the upper left corner of the picture is the Colloidal Nebula, and extending down is the Carina Nebula.”