Hello! ~^^~
Yah know what, I love these short blog posts that yah are doing here in between @curie upvotes. It's a very smart tactic to not waste precious film and, still, be able to upkeep interest on this account while providing the real deal. Not only that but a passion which yah don't have to waste that much time making and can submit to the World Wide Web in a matter of minutes. Genius!~

Unto the text: Well, I surely hope I will be speechless as yah when I see that foto (photo) at the end of your post. In other regards, that really does sound nice that your workshop brought with yah a nice and clear view of the Aurora... Will like to seem them fo' sho' when yah got them downloaded to your lappy-top and start formatting posts like crazy. (Still a long as drive and little sleep time...) Well, must say the workshop gave yah the skills to probably recognize the significance of camera placement! (Okay that was a lame non-joke joke. :p) But nice to hear all of that!... Oooooo~ Unfortunately can't make it since I don't got the money nor the time to commit to it... UNTIL THE NEXT ONE... But let's see the Aurora first c:

The green swirls and curves that plagues the snowy lands with its green hues, the lake ever-reflective and the snow perhaps for a few seconds could trick someone into thinking it was dull grass. I like how this Aurora formed, not so glad your workshop didn't do a whole lot of recording but only a whole lotta of foto (photo) taking. Hue!~ A mere folly, since I expected that but still be nice to throw in a crappy video of yah taking a video of the Aurora~