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Thousands of people in the area pointed their phones to the skies on Tuesday night to capture the beautiful lights of the Aurora Borealis.

If you wanted to see the Northern Lights on Wednesday night, it was best to go north and away from any light pollution. That's exactly what Kansas City photographer Jason Seaton did.

"We're just waiting on those lights," Seaton said. "I know it will be worth it tonight, whether we get it or not."

Astrophotography is a waiting game that takes patience and courage from coyotes, if you're out far enough. KSHB 41 News reporter Isabella Ledonne met with Seaton about an hour north of Kansas City.

"I knew I wanted to get out of the city," Seaton said. "You want to be out of the light pollution that comes with a big city

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