5 thoughts on “Halo over the Bodleian Library, Oxford, U.K.”
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Thanks for your comments – I ran half way across Oxford to line up this shot!
I was in the meadow of Christ Church College when I spotted a faint circumhorizon arc, followed by a bright parhelic circle cutting through a sundog. That’s when I started heading for the town centre to see if I could line up the optical effects behind the dome of the Radcliffe Camera. By the time I got there, the sundogs had gone, but this 22-degree halo and upper tangent arc had appeared. The whole thing lasted less than ten minutes, so I was glad I rushed for it! -
johanne Paquette,Canada says: Very Good composition, I agree with Adolfo. Suzy, I see and upper tangent arc ?
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bryan says:
Very Artisticle… Awesome piece of work Suzy….this is Spectacular and it has Styles. :-]
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9 thoughts on “Crocodile clouds spotted from a plane.”
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randall strongfinger says:
this reminds me a cloud scene i once saw.
two huge clouds, like the heads of angry old men, were slowly advancing towards one other from opposite ends of the horizon. puffy cloud beards trailing in their angry advance. their open mouths screaming some kind of windy battlecry.
it was awesome.it was the very last flight i ever took without a camera for carry-on luggage.
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Anonymous says:
Whow that’s high, did you take this from a plane or something??
Nice pic!
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Great arc, Suzy