Colorful Aurora

The sparks of light that create the aurora appear very high in the atmosphere. Colors vary based on the composition of the elements. Green is the most common color of the aurora, but red, violet, blue, purple, pink, and yellow may also be visible to the human eye. The camera often does a better job of capturing the color than what the human eye can see.

Aurora borealis and birch trees
Colorful northern lights over birch trees
Aurora borealis and birch trees
Aurora and spruce trees
Aurora borealis over residential home
Northern lights
Aurora and spruce trees
Aurora and spruce trees
Colorful northern lights over birch trees
Aurora and spruce trees
Northern lights
Aurora and spruce trees
Aurora and spruce trees
Northern lights
Northern lights
Northern lights
Aurora and spruce trees
Northern lights and Dalton Highway
Northern Lights over the Brooks Range
Northern Lights over the Brooks Range
Northern Lights over the Brooks Range
Northern Lights over the Brooks Range
Northern Lights over the Brooks Range
Northern Lights over the Brooks Range
Red northern lights
Northern lights over Fairbanks
Aurora and big dipper constellation
Rare, red northern lights
Aurora and Koyukuk River
Aurora and Koyukuk River
Rare, red northern lights
Star trails and aurora borealis
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Colorful aurora over Brooks Range
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern Lights, Arctic Alaska
Northern lights over Koyukuk River
Aurora and silhouetted spruce trees
Northern Lights
March aurora display
Northern Lights
Colorful northern lights display
Colorful northern lights display
Colorful northern lights display
Northern Lights