In Canada, the Northern Lights can be seen all year, creating a unique and magical summer experience.
Author: Jeanine H.
I am a Saskatchewan born and raised 30-something self-taught Canadian astro photographer. Having traveled from coast to coast in Canada I appreciate the beauty of nature. Currently living in a remote area of Saskatchewan which has fueled my love for the northern lights and night photography. I have a passion for capturing the night sky and sharing my stories and knowledge with others!
We Needed Neowise: 2020 Comet
During the summer of 2020, Comet Neowise became the star of the night.
Noctilucent Clouds: A lesser known Wonder of the Night Sky
The sky lights up with glowing clouds during the summer in Canada.
Save the Night Sky: Look up Together this International Dark Sky Week
To bring awareness to and promote the importance of Dark Sky Preservation.
The Celestial Wonders of the Night Sky
To celebrate the 2020 International Dark Sky Week.
April’s Pink Supermoon in Saskatchewan
Rising above the boreal forest, the April Pink Supermoon was an amazing display of colour.
Capturing the Magic of Twilight
The changing light as the stars begin to shine.