plasma

fantastic ring around the sun for a time today

[Tracie Broadhead]

incredible shot!

[David]

Brillaint

[Jennifer Eurell]

Nice one

[De]

I have never seen anything like it, beautifully done!

[Gill W]

Wow, that is really spectacular!

[Judy Wu]

what a shot! the ring is perfect!!!

[Julie Duncan]

Incredible shot! A Fave!

[Rita]

Wow!

[What's for dessert?]

Stunning!

[Tamzin]

Wow - that looks totally unreal

[Kevin McKay]

Quite surreal really. I think its caused by ice in the upper atmosphere..but then again Im only an armchair meterologist, so it could be caused by something entirely different :)

[Stephanie Swift]

Just gorgeous, a fav for me!

[Rachel]

Brilliant! This is truly amazing

[Lou]

I've heard heard people call this a "sun dog." The color within the ring is just beautiful!

[Yao RL]

lucky to see it!

[Kathy Basigkow]

Amazing!

[☠northy]

oh my! it's quite unearthly, you know!

[belinda]

This reminds me of an eye!

[Dianne]

Well spotted and photographed.

[Bill Fenske]

Stunning.

[Channelf]

Incredible. Great.

[Suse♡]

That is unique, glad that you were able to capture it

[thirtysevenways]

Beautiful. Fav.

[Amrita]

Fav

[One Tree]

Wow! And you made this with a powershot? this is awesome. I have never seen anyone capture this before, not quite like this anyway.

[kali]

@onetree with RAW capability and some photoshop magic this particular powershot is pretty versatile, I am happy with it :) Thanks for the follow, I enjoy following yours :)

[Rohini Gupta]

Spectacular shot. I have not seen anything like this. A fav

[Frank Hymus]

Awesome. Don't injure your eyes shooting like that. :)

[kali]

@frankhymus I have a flip out screen with live view, so no worries! I also tried not to keep the camera pointed at the sun for long

[irene]

the parhelion! beutiful!! =)

[kali]

@fabias Oh so that's what its called, thankyou very much for that !

[Dorrena Ortega]

This is a spectacular image. Excellent eye! Good thing you had your camera handy.

[Laetitia Petrussa]

Good picture, but this is not a sun dog or parhelion... it's a sun halo. Keep your eye on the sky, because you can see them about 100 times per year in most areas of the world. ;-)

[Krista Marson]

i've only seen this in person once before. great capture.