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Pictures of the October 1 event (updated)

Tuesday, 08 October 2013
Here's another batch of stunning images sent by some excellent nocturnal photographers. Thanks go to Paul Zizka, June Fox, Marquess Beck, Mel Arbib, Tony Wong and Darcy Conn Paul Zizka sent us this masterful photo he shot from the Banff, AB region on October 1. June Fox sent us these great pictures captured from the October 1 event. The first was taken around 02:00 and the second around 02:30 in the Water Valley, AB region. Marquess Beck sent us a link to his gallery of great images captured during the October 1 event from Kananaskis Country Provincial Park, AB. You can see his pictures in Marquess' Gallery. Tony Wong shared a link to his gallery of great images that he captured of the October 1 event, in the Airdrie region. You can see more images in Tony's Gallery. Darcy Conn sent us these great images from the Regina, SK region. She also captured this great timelapse: Darcy's Timelapse (14Mb).
Last Updated ( Thursday, 14 November 2013 )

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