Sun Dog
Taken by Jenn Williams on February 1, 2020 @
Fairbanks, Alaska
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Camera Used: Canon Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Exposure Time: 1/320
Aperture: f/22.0
ISO: 320
Date Taken: 2020:02:03 17:12:47
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After wrapping up a very cold morning photographing the Yukon Quest, I was headed home & came across this lovely sun dog!
One of my favorite winter atmospheric occurrences, sundogs flank the sun with a 22° halo. This is caused by the refraction of sunlight by ice crystals in the atmosphere. At -22°, moving traffic blows snow gusts wildly in front of this bank of spruce trees, creating a stronger appearance of the sun dog halo. This sun dog is so "thick", it appears to be double!
"I Double (Sun)Dog Dare You" taken 2/1/20 at 1:16pm in Fairbanks, Alaska
Canon 5dMiii | Tamron 15-30mm | f/22 | 1/320 sec | 20mm
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