Symphony of Lights
Symphony of Lights, Atigun Pass, Alaska
Photograph by Tom Charoensinphon
I was at Alaska’s Atigun Pass, where the Dalton Highway crosses the Continental Divide at mile marker 244 shooting the Northern Lights. The temperature was darn cold (-53C) Yes, it was -53C!
I still dont know how I survived a three hour wait to shoot the aurora. After the long wait, the aurora finally danced!
Gasp! This makes me want to pull an “Into the Wild” just to be in Alaska, but I’d bring a few friends along to share in the experience.
Many many thanks for sharing my work
Tom – this photo is out of this world! Your aurora photography is some of the best I have seen anywhere!
Excellent stuff, thanks for sharing it!
Amazing photo!!! So nice to get so many different colours
So used to the typical green colours. just amazing clarity and sharpness =) One of the best I’ve seen in a while congrats 
Bet it was well worth the wait though haha!
Imagine seeing this without any idea of what causes it. ‘Awe’ for sure and then comes religion
Great catch and more than worth that wait.
This is my favourite Northern Lights shot yet, absolutely spectacular!
How can I use your photo, particularly the Symphony of Lights,
to a project I am working on?
Thanks.