Aurora Australis Magnets

How amazing is this?! I'd hoped for auroras to appear during our time in Tekapo, since it's known as having one of the darkest skies in the world. We were lucky enough to have it two nights running (although we could only see it with the naked eye on one of those nights). I should have known the minute I got to the Church of the Good Shepherd that they could be seen with the camera, since there was a horde of photographers all facing south, which is probably not a normal occurrence at 11pm!

A painting of the aurora borealis

Aurora view from the waters.

What good luck is this?! Of our three nights in Lake Tekapo, we were treated to pink southern skies for two of them. The aurora may not have been visibly dancing, but it was most definitely there! If you'd like to capture a photo like this, why not come along on our Explore Capture Repeat tour next year? We can't guarantee auroras but if the southern lights are in the sky, we'll be out capturing them! Learn more at http://ecr.photo/nz. Camera: Nikon Df w/ 16-35mm f4 lens ISO 2000, 30s @ f4

Beautiful peacock colours, spots, dots and circles, patterns

Beautiful landscape of snow, pine trees and the Northern Lights, or the Aurora Borealis.

Borealis in a remote arctic

Image of the mysterious and beautiful phenomenon of the northern lights. This image is perfect for lovers of the universe and its mysteries.

Polar lights

Northern Lights acrylic block

Northern Lights

Northern Lights

Naroni Naronia Light of Egypt, you won't find any information on this unless you read books.

Gorgeous and colourful Northern lights with pine trees in the background.

Northern Lights on an Alaskan night