The Aurora Borealis - Photographing the Northern Lights at 30 Below Zero

Join us for this exciting presentation as Robert Chaplin shares his images, experience, and techniques, photographing the Northern Lights.

Above the north and south magnetic poles electrically charged particles from the sun and the earth’s atmosphere collide igniting a display of dancing light. This light is known as the aurora borealis at the North Pole and aurora australis at the South Pole.

• The Science
  • Cause
  • Effect
• The Challenges
  • Weather
  • Dark
• The Camera
  • Lenses
  • Settings
  • Cable Release

This event is free for KCC members

Non-Members pay a $10 attendance fee, which will be credited towards an annual KCC membership if signing up by April 30, 2015