Sundog
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Jyvaskyla, Finland. Sundog and the morning light..
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Mixture of warm and cold air over the Bow river, Calgary, made for a spectacular sunrise
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A close up of a Sundog (or Parhelion), sometimes called a Mock Sun. / Melbourne, Australia. / Nikon F3, 300mm lens, Fuji Velvia film. / © Ern Mainka
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Sundog with a partially visible section of a 22 degree Halo over Antarctica....
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Ok chaps this image is a deviation from the IR images I’m trying to put up but….. not being one to back away from a challege …....:) / This was shot while flying over Antarctica one NYE a long time ago…. 1999 to be exact and its a very poor quality shot having had no love and having langished at the bottom of a very large box of similarly unloved negatives for nearly a decade but I’m not putting it up for its beauty but rather to help fill in gaps with two other IR shots I’ve recently posted. These shots Midnight over Antarctica and Zues over Antarctica Both these IR shots are somewhat of a mystery to me…. well Zeus over Antarctica certainly is… I just can’t quite work it out. Anyway some fella’s who shan’t be named don’t think I wouldn’t know a coronal arc from my backside so here you go fella’s. This shot was taken maybe a minute before I took the IR shots and bearing in mind that I am not an expert on atmospheric phenomena but rather an artist facinated by the odd and occasionally divinely inspiring play of light that turns up in my images …. particually when I use Infrared film…..I’m going to maintain that this is a circle not a parabolic arc and its a coronal arc around the sun…. which the plane I’m in is about to fly through…. But I’ll take feedback for sure…. and sorry again about the poor state of the image…. with more time it would be sparkly but I want to get this up….... cheers chaps…...:)
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Well, I got back in Northern Manitoba yesterday afternoon, and it’s freaking cold out here(-24 this afternoon), but I get to see real nice scenery…
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A brightly coloured Sundog (or Mock Sun, or Parhelion). The arc intersecting the Sundog is the less often seen ‘Parhelic Circle’ which can in ideal conditions encircle the horizon 360 deg. On this occasion in March 2003 it encompassed about 180 deg. The more regularly observed ‘Solar Halo’ can also be seen encircling the sun to the left. / Melbourne, Australia. / Nikon F3, 35mm lens, Fuji Velvia film. / © Ern Mainka
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Sundogs (or Parhelia), Parhelic Circle and Solar Halo. / Melbourne, Australia. / Rollieflex SL66, 40mm Distagon lens (35mm camera equiv. to 21mm lens), Fuji Velvia film. / © Ern Mainka
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Sundog seen over Billingborough in Lincolnshire. / /
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Scanned from an old print that I found today.
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Field of snow. Sun setting at 4pm. Sundogs are present due to the ice crystals in the air.
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Sunny and cool days in November seem to increase the occurrence of optical phenomenon known as sundogs, in this region anyway. Before I learned that name they were rainbow spots for me, a delight by any name.
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I love sunsets.
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as I was getting the coffee ready this early am, looked out the window and woke all with my squeel of joy….Sundogs!.....
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More correctly known as a parhelion, this was a very bright and extended one. No reworking other than judicious brightness/contrast adjustment.
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Sundog over fisherman in Martha’s Vineyard at high tide. The land in the background is gay head. An optical expert has told me this is a left-handed sundog with a 22-degree halo. This photo is also a joint edit project with Marianne Venegoni….thanks Marianne :)
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Sundogs from when ice crystals refract light in the atmosphere.
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West Deane Park, Etobicoke, Ontario / 4/20/07
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Etobicoke, Ontario / 1/24/08
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Etobicoke, Ontario / 1/24/08
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Maple Leaf Lake, Alonquin Park, Ontario / 7/29/07
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West Deane Park, Etobicoke, Ontario / 4/20/07
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West Deane Park, Etobicoke, Ontario / 3/12/08
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West Deane Park, Etobicoke, Ontario / 3/12/08
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Etobicoke, Ontario / 4/18/08
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