Photographed from my aquarium

With multiple images of itself. I held a toy prism in front of the camera lens.

Creates a prism effect of sunlight dancing around a room and touches the chime to create music. With the clear case, you see all the insides of the colorful gears and motor while they spin. Simply stick or hang the Chime Rainbow Maker in a sunny window and watch the colorful display. Uses a genuine Swarovski crystal. Beautifully packaged,

This look like a transformer is stuck in my cartridge ? I Have like 100 pictures of this at different angles .. but I try to select my favorites .. If I spent the time to upload all my photos properly .. .....it would take over 10 days or 250 hours plus .. thats figuring if I spent 1 min per picture and I don't upload the almost completely black ones or out of focus ones .. I have 20,000 but I am guessing only 15,000 are unique and not fubar.

I hate tagging ..

buy some tshirts get some music free so I can employ some one to help me tag my photos :-) lol .. I just haven't gotten to it...

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April 2010

Upon the confluence of a spider, a web and sunlight

Infrared Halo Around the Sun

A bright 22-degree solar halo encircles the Sun in this infrared image captured from a backyard in St. David, AZ, USA. Solar halos form when sunlight is refracted by hexagonal ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds. As light passes through these crystals, it is bent at specific angles—most commonly 22 degrees—creating a circular ring centered on the Sun.

This scene was recorded using a full-spectrum modified Canon 5D Mark II paired with a 17mm tilt-shift lens. The infrared sensitivity enhances contrast between sky and foliage, rendering vegetation bright due to strong near-infrared reflectance while deepening the surrounding sky. The wide-angle perspective preserves both the terrestrial foreground and the atmospheric phenomenon, while tilt-shift adjustments maintain natural geometry across the frame.

Although solar halos are not uncommon, capturing one alongside infrared-rendered foliage provides a rare juxtaposition of atmospheric optics and spectral imaging. The image highlights how familiar environments can reveal hidden dimensions when observed across different wavelengths of light.

Technical Details:

Camera: Full-spectrum modified Canon 5D Mark II

Lens: TS-E 17mm f/4L

Location: St. David, AZ, USA Date: April 5, 2026

Processing: Infrared conversion and tonal adjustments

Prism effect by Spider's Web!

In large size you can see the hint of rainbow refraction in the reflection..

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Photographed from my aquarium.