juiceme | # 41 | 2017-02-28, 20:55 | Report

Well, in fact it DOES fit the bill if you stretch it to the utmost; Aurora is created by "sunlight" if you allow that "light" could be the solar wind which is mostly high-speed hydrogen atoms and alpa particles

catbus | # 42 | 2017-02-28, 21:17 | Report

#4 Saponga

@juiceme, my hands shaking very much cause have to wait that dropping... Try yourself keep up your both hands about an hour

mscion | # 43 | 2017-02-28, 22:05 | Report

Ha Ha! I thought about that, the stretch was from sunlight to solar radiation!

EDIT: Well, could also consider it a second order sunlight effect. Just created in the Earth's atmosphere!

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briest | # 44 | 2017-02-28, 23:00 | Report

#1 pichlo
Nailed it.

pichlo | # 45 | 2017-03-01, 08:16 | Report

That's what improvised tripods are for

robthebold | # 46 | 2017-03-01, 15:22 | Report

Well, February is over all around the globe now, so let's tally.

#1. pichlo
5 votes: mihsun, Macros, saponga, chenliangchen, briest

#2. catbus

#3. juiceme
6 votes: robthebold, pichlo, mosen, tzsm98, bertjefred, mossy

#4. saponga
3 votes: juiceme, imaginaryenemy, catbus

#5. tzsm98

#6. mosen

#7. mossy

#8. robthebold

#9. mihsun

#10. Macros
1 vote: Akkumaru

So juiceme wins by just a tiny little ray of sunlight in a fun but short photo competition month.

I know I had a great time working on my entry and a really great time seeing everyone else's.

Congrats, juiceme, I'm looking forward to your theme for march.