Last Thursday, the skies cleared of the clouds that had been hanging over us all here UP North and we were all treated to some brilliant Northern Lights as a reward for all those overcast days in a row. Fred Koski was up late to snap a few shots of the night lights dancing and lighting the sky and the quiet surface of Lake Superior, too.

If you've never seen an Aurora Borealis in person, then good quality photos like Fred's are the next best thing. They preserve that beauty created in the night skies so we can enjoy the scene any time of day or night.

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Lovely.

Thanks Fred! Getting to see the lights thru your lens is almost like being there!

Beautiful and a very nice review!

Superior and amazing!

Holy wha!!

Thank you for sharing Mary!

Great pictures. The Northern Lights are the only one of Mother Nature's spectacular sights that surpasses the beauty of a waterfalls. At least in my eyes.

I have yet to see them .I was in Chassell over
Labor day weekend sometime that weekend they were
visible. missed them again. Wife and I went back
to Virginia disappointed. I'll see them sometime.
They are on my bucket list.

Beautiful photos! Jeff, I feel your pain. We were
in Lake Linden the week after Labor Day and tried
to get up every night to see if anything was
happening in the sky. I know it's silly, but I
have NEVER seen the Northern Lights either! Well,
we didn't have any luck again this year, but the
lady that owns the cottage sent me a photo of the
beautiful Northern Lights that appeared right in
front of the cabin only two days after we left!!!
I guess I'll just have to try again next year, but
I'm not getting any younger!!!

The first time I saw the Northern Lights was when
Bob & I were on a snowmobile vacation. We stayed
at the King Copper Motel. We left the Mariner
where we had supper walked back to the King Copper
and were treated by the Northern Lights dancing
throughout the skies.

I will never get tired of seeing the Northern Lights; no matter how good the pics are they cannot capture how spectacular they are to see them. I have seen some fabulous Northern Lights on Isle Royale over the years and also when I worked on the lake freighters. Great pics.

On our way to the U.P. tomorrow morning. Hope I have a chance to
see the Northern Lights do their dance while I am up there.

Thanks for the lovely photos, Fred Koski.