Photographer:
ThomasJ1
Location of Photo:
Whitehorse, YT, Canada
Date/Time of photo:
November 21st 2016
Equipment:
Canon 7D with Tokina 11-16 Lens at 11mm and F/2.8, ISO 1000, 10s exposure, White balance 4000K, no processing
Description:
Not to be mistaken for Northern Lights, these bright colorful stripes are called Light Pillars. They form during cold weather when plate shaped crystals float horizontally close to the ground. These crystals reflect the light coming from unshielded artificial light source (also known as light pollution) and make the light appear as if it was coming from the sky.
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