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January 18, 2009
Fogbow, Spectre and Glory, San Francisco. U.S.
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November 28, 2006
View from The Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco, US.
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Fish_the_Lemming says: @william, this phenomenon [a Brocken spectre] can occur in stratus and other low-étage clouds when viewed from above, as the effect is caused by diffraction and refraction of light by water droplets, whereas Cirrostratus is an ice cloud =]
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william says:
This is a cirrostratus, you can see the Halo.
and is listed as stratus.
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Wow!
This is so good I have to say 'Fantastic' once more on looking at it six months later!
Wow – super shot.
Fantastic! Excellent to see fisheyes in use!
What an interesting and unusual photograph. Fantastic!!
amazing shot! Presume that's the Golden Gate bridge too?
Just curious as to what sorta lens you used here, but that aside, what a cool shot this is. Love it….