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A stunning timelapse captures the aurora borealis sparking like electricity over the Alaskan wilderness in Alexis Coram's new film, AWAKE. Coram, who previously shot the brilliant Technicolour Alaska, spent four nights in February filming the ethereal sparks of color twisting through the sky above the Mount Aurora Lodge in Fairbanks. "There is, without question, a piece of my heart tucked away in the wild wintery Alaskan tundra," she writes in AWAKE's Vimeo description. "This film represents how I see this very special part of the world."Check out some of Coram's stills from the journey below.Visit Alexis Coram's website for more stellar photography.If you also have an awesome project to share, email us: editor@thecreatorsproject.comRelated:Breathtaking Timelapse Of Los Angeles Will Give You ChillsHow One Filmmaker Engineered A New Take On The TimelapseWhat's The Difference Between A Timelapse And Hyperlapse?Forget 4K, Lose Yourself in a Stunning 10K Timelapse of Brazil
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