Weather was not optimal (we also lost here many good displays due to daylight), but still several displays were monitored. The best observed at my latitude was 22/23 Oct (starting from image au16742). This display produced exceptionally active corona; it was photographed with 8 mm fisheye using Fuji's Provia 400 push processed to 1600ASA; grainy image is the price to pay to freeze movement. Pay attention to the many shapes of corona found in 8 mm pictures.
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