Andrew Kreibich was just one lucky Upwey resident to witness the Southern lights display the showed up over the weekend of 11 and 12 May.
The colourful marvel is a rare sight caused by a large geomagnetic storm which is typically seen at the North and South Pole.
First seeing a green glow on the horizon, Mr Kreibich then spotted pinks and reds as it changed and morphed.
“We had an unforgettable night, I never thought I’d see an aurora that bright in Victoria,” he said.
