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A view of the Aurora over Swan Lake

by TAYLOR INMAN
Bigfork Eagle | April 6, 2022 12:00 AM

Brandy Connell Guy of Swan Lake ran to grab her camera when she saw the faint glow of the northern lights last Wednesday night. To the naked eye, the northern lights can sometimes be hard to see in Northwest Montana. But photos help bring out the deep pinks, reds and greens that dance around the sky. The lights didn’t stick around for long, though. Guy said the glow as she saw it from Swan Lake did not lasted a short time and was soon obscured by clouds.

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Guy said she saw the glow of the aurora and took out her camera. To the naked eye, the northern lights can sometimes be hard to see in Northwest Montana. But photos help bring out the deep pinks, reds and greens that color the sky. (photo provided)

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Photographers all across Montana got great shots of the northern light's brief appearance on March 30. Guy said the glow as she saw it from Swan Lake did not last very long and was soon obscured by clouds.(Photo provided)