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this photo was taken at around 6AM in the wakra beach... don't know how the sun got this big as early as 6 in the morning... but i like the way i captured this one.. :D
Sun Peaks ski resort
Kamloops, B.C.
It was about -16 C when I took this shot but it didn't seem to daunt the skiers. There was no wind and the sun was shining. This was the quiet end of the slopes but the main chair lift had a fairly long line-up.
Sun going down into the Pacific Ocean, seen from the west coast of the Olympic Peninsula, Washington. Near Kalaloch, I think. Good viewed in large size; there are some nice patterns in the water.
Very bright sun dogs on January 2015 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This is caused by the refraction of sunlight by ice crystals freezing in the atmosphere. It was an extremely cold - 35°c morning...hot coco afterwards. Also, a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all my Flicker Friends :-)
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Canada
Ring-billed Gull - - - - - - ( Larus delawarensis )
Prospecting for feeding opportunities on the lake, below.
Lake Emerald, in Oakland Park, Florida -US- near Fort Lauderdale.
Shot from my balcony over the lake, Thursday afternoon, November 23, 2006.
See him LARGER,
or 12" x 16". ( Remember to click "expand" when 12x16 image comes up, to get the full size.)
See WHERE. ( When map appears, click "Hybrid" and "+" sign for best map view.)
every year we have this phenomenon, of African dust, that the sun does not seem at all. This phenomenon has been greatly excited this year.
The sun on 16-10-2017, which took on a red hue over the UK. The phenomenon was caused by winds from hurricane Ophelia pulling up dust from the Sahara.
The dust was then reflected and refracted in longer wavelengths, to give the sun a red appearance. Image taken from Weston Turville reservoir.
Light breaking though a buddhist temple in Tengboche. Read more about it at my photoblog www.arrivalsanddepartures.com/
Caught this halo just as my husband was letting out his racing pigeons today.
Canon 700D, 10-22mm lens at 10mm
The sun bird is an adaptive creature, capable of surviving in almost any condition, including the more cloudy and tough conditions of our planet.
- Tel Aviv, Israel (March 2017)
Saw this Sun Dog (also called a Parhelion) while I was out today. A Sun Dog is an optical atmospheric phenomenon consisting of a bright spot to the left or right of the sun. I'd never see one as good as this before and have certainly never photographed one until today.
Image © 2017 Nicola Riley