Northern Lights caught on phone camera near Boston

One of the images Zoe Smith, of Boston, got of the Northern Lights from RSPB Frampton Marsh.

This was the journey taken by Boston’s Zoe Smith in the hope of capturing the natural phenomenon on camera.

Zoe, 26, had received an alert from the AuroraWatch UK app that geomagnetic activity was high that evening.

Knowing that getting out of built-up areas would help improve her chances of getting a photograph of the display due to the lack of light pollution, she headed to nearby RSPB Frampton Marsh, off the A16.

Another one of Zoe's photos from her visit to RSPB Frampton Marsh.

While the display was not visible to the human eye, it was revealed by the long exposure setting on Zoe's phone camera.

She said: “I’ve always wanted to see them and even looked at the Northern Lights tours in Iceland until I discovered this year they could be seen in England with the right conditions. It’s amazing to see a night sky and then hold your camera up and all these amazing colours appear.”