Photo Credit: Noeleen Lowndes :-)
Photo Credit: Noeleen Lowndes :-) ~ Very Bright Sundog in the Sky ~
What a surprise I got when I came out of our local shopping centre, looked up and saw this incredible bright Sundog in the sky. It’s the most brightest and colourful one that I’ve ever seen!
I quickly grabbed my camera to take some photos; by this time many people were looking up at the sky and wondering what it was. I’m afraid I didn’t make it any easier for them to understand as I tried to explain that what they were looking at was called a Sundog…what a funny name that is one little boy said as he smiled up at me, I can only image what was going through his little mind :-)
My photos were taken with a Canon G15 camera with a 1/2000th second exposure and ISO80 with a 23mm focal length using manual focus.
If you would like to know more about these wonders in the sky please go to Les Cowley’s excellent website called Atmospheric Optics at: https://www.atoptics.co.uk/halosim.htm
And also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_dog
What a surprise I got when I came out of our local shopping centre, looked up and saw this incredible bright Sundog in the sky. It’s the most brightest and colourful one that I’ve ever seen!
I quickly grabbed my camera to take some photos; by this time many people were looking up at the sky and wondering what it was. I’m afraid I didn’t make it any easier for them to understand as I tried to explain that what they were looking at was called a Sundog…what a funny name that is one little boy said as he smiled up at me, I can only image what was going through his little mind :-)
My photos were taken with a Canon G15 camera with a 1/2000th second exposure and ISO80 with a 23mm focal length using manual focus.
If you would like to know more about these wonders in the sky please go to Les Cowley’s excellent website called Atmospheric Optics at: https://www.atoptics.co.uk/halosim.htm
And also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sun_dog
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