This past year has been stellar for northern lights in Churchill. Although peak season for aurora borealis viewing in the region is typically February and March, the end of summer in Churchill can be a perfect time to see the lights. These photographs from just a couple of nights ago by local photographer and guide Alex De Vries – Magnifico are the best of the season so far. The images may be the grande finale until polar bear season in October or even northern lights season in February. Whenever lights appear in the northern sky it’s truly a unique experience!

northern lights in Churchill, Manitoba.

Spectacular northern lights over the Hudson Bay by Inukshuk in town. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.

Swirling aurora borealis over a thermakarst in Churchill. Alex De Vries - Magnifico photo.

Swirling aurora borealis over a thermakarst in Churchill. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.

Subtle yet vibrant northern lights in a pale blue sky. Alex De Vries - Magnifico photo.

Subtle yet vibrant northern lights in a pale blue sky. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.

Northern lights above a thermakarst in Churchill. Alex De Vries - Magnifico photo.

Northern lights above a thermakarst in Churchill. Alex De Vries – Magnifico photo.

Pin It on Pinterest

Share This