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There are four pages of displays. Here is page #1. Click on the photo for enlargement.

	Photographer, Location	Images	Comments
	Shawn Malone, Marquette, MI USA Mar. 27, 2008	#1, #2, more	Nice burst of aurora activity right after dusk. I haven't seen the aurora in almost two years, it was a beautiful sight. Foreground thawing snowbanks, not the most scenic but I had to act quick to catch the aurora.
	Tony Wilder, Chippewa Falls, WI Mar. 27, 2008	#1, #2, more	Photo details: Canon 30D on bulb for 27 seconds at f2.8 ISO 1000 using Sigma f2.8 17mm lens on tripod at 9:30pm CST.
	LeRoy Zimmerman, Cleary Summit, about 20 miles north of Fairbanks, Alaska Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, more	This was near the midnight hour March 26th. One view is looking south towards Fairbanks, with the city light spilling up to the overhead clouds, and Orion standing near the center of the shot. That is not a sunset glow. The other view of the green aurora is facing magnetic north. Angle of view, about 150 degrees horizontal, 36 degrees vertical. Photo details: ISO 800, 8 seconds, f/2.8. Canon 5D.
	Calvin Hall, Denali State Park, Alaska Mar. 27, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4, more	great aurora, nice weather, owls calling, Mt. McKinley and the Alaska Range backlit by the sunset! Life is good.
	Frank S. Andreassen, Harstad, Norway Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4, more	High activity starting around 21:30 local time. Photo details: Canon EOS 1D Mark II, Canon 24mm f/1.4, 200 ASA.
	Sylvain Serre, Salluit, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4, more	Tonight, it was absolutely faboulous. A clear sky, a lot of friends, and a lot of northern lights. Details : Canon EOS 30D, 10mm, 6-15 sec., 800 ISO, f3,5
	Calvin Hall, Knik River Valley near Palmer, Alaska. Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4, more	A nice unique auroral display. For much of the display, there was a whitish looking band streaming across the sky from E to W, and I could see a hint of red fringing, and as usual, the camera could "see" it better. It flowed much more like a cloud then typical "rippleing/banding aurora, and off and on odd shaped patches of green would appear. I've never seen a display quite like it before.
	Petter Hamnes, Mo i Rana, Norway Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, more	Finally some weather fit for nighttime photography! A couple of very powerful and fast moving displays and then it went quiet an hour before midnight. Photo details: Nikon D80, Sigma 20mm lens, 8-13s exposure at f/2.2, iso 640.
	Lance Parrish, Skiland, 20 miles NE of Fairbanks, Alaska Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4	Nice active display for about 30 minutes. Especially quick moving directly overhead. Nikon D3 14-24mm f2.8-16mm f2.8 Fisheye-ISO 1600&3200 2.5-6 seconds.
	Geir Øye, Ørsta, Norway Mar. 26, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4, more	Very nice auroras! They came as advertised on Spaceweather. Best display of the year (from this location). The entire northern sky was at times green. Various arcs and waves danced across the sky. Here are a few images. Photo details: Canon Digital Rebel XT, 18-55 lens, RC-5, and tripod. Iso:800, exp: 20-35 sec.
	Steven Elliot, East of Red Deer, Alberta, Canada Mar. 27, 2008	#1, #2, #3, #4, more	Sony A100, 18-70mm, 400 ISO.

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