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A few days ago I captured the aurora borealis in St. Laurent, Manitoba. After posting one of the photos on a couple forums and Flickr, I was contacted by someone from the National Geographic Society. They were asking for permission to use the image in a photo feature on the increase of northern light activity these past few days.
Initially I thought it was a joke/scam, but after a quick research of the guy's name I understood that it was legit. After a brief email exchange, they ended up using a different image from that photoshoot, shown below:
The site: Daily Nature and Science News and Headlines | National Geographic News
My photo: Pictures: Huge Solar Storm Triggers Unusual Auroras
The other photo was picked up by the Winnipeg Sun, but nothing really can compare to being published by NatGeo.
Thanks for taking a look!
Initially I thought it was a joke/scam, but after a quick research of the guy's name I understood that it was legit. After a brief email exchange, they ended up using a different image from that photoshoot, shown below:

The site: Daily Nature and Science News and Headlines | National Geographic News
My photo: Pictures: Huge Solar Storm Triggers Unusual Auroras
The other photo was picked up by the Winnipeg Sun, but nothing really can compare to being published by NatGeo.
Thanks for taking a look!