 This
was a "live" photograph of
the Aurora Borealis.
Click on the image.
Sorry, no sound effects. It was really quiet that night.
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 This
picture was taken a little later near the same place as the one at
the left.
To see more detail click on the image.
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 For
a larger picture and some information about this picture. Click on it.
You will soon see a larger picture even if you have a very quiet mouse
that clicks inaudibly. |
 The
ball seemed to explode without a sound.
This is printed backwards; when looking north.The trees actually lean
southwesterly, away from the west side Hudson's Bay. |
 This
was not expected.
After developing the film I found the ball.
It could not be the moon
The stars can be seen in the larger picture. |
 Clickon
the picture for detail.
A clickon is not like a Clingon which sticks to the bottom of
UFO's |
 The
brightness exceeded the brightness range of the film.
Super-XX, Hg sensitised to augmment the ASA speed rating |
 Good
band structure. To capture the subsequent ray structure would need a
wide angle lens. only had an F2.8 reflex clone.camera.
Fast color film ?... In 1952!
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 Landing"
Lake
Northern Manitoba, 1951.
Norduyn Norseman
Operated by Arctic Wings
Click on for an enlarged view. |
 Loading
to go to the Seal River. Someone had forgot to ship supplies for
a prospector back in March (circa 1951 maybe). Click on to
see the canoe on the pontoon.
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 Camp
site on Great Island in Northern Manitoba around 1951
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 Prospector
with visiting friends on Great Island in the Seal River in Northern
Manitoba around 1951. Paul was in his early seventies.
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