Showing posts with label 22 degree halo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 22 degree halo. Show all posts

Monday, February 13, 2012

January 25th display

I got a pretty good display on January 25th. It had a great 46 degree halo/supralateral arc. Along with that was a Lowitz and Parry.

Lowitz, sundog, parhelic circle, Parry, UTA, 22 degree, all in one

Parhelic circle, 120degree parhelion

Sundog

UTA and Parry

See the Lowitz?
46 degree/supralateral arc + CZA


Saturday, January 21, 2012

22 degree halo.

Almost seems like there is odd radius halos, but when
I edit the image I don't see anything.

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Supralateral arc!

I captured a mini display with a sundog, CZA, 22° halo, UTA, and a supralateral arc. Later I also got a nice 22° halo. Last night I also got a lower moon pillar, but didn't get a picture.

See the arc in the center?


Thursday, December 22, 2011

46° halo

The 46° is a large, rare halo. It is typically very faint and easily missed, and the 22° halo might not even be bright. It should always be searched for though, very carefully too. The image had to be heavily unsharp masked for it to be seen easily.

Faint 46° halo

Original image