Atmospheric Effect Prints

$Prints of Rainbow over sand dunes. This arching spectrum of colours is seen when sunlight from behind the observer is reflected and refracted by rain in front$

Rainbow over sand dunes
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Double rainbow over a town
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Lightning and rainbows, Arizona, USA C017 / 8425
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Sundog seen in the Mojave Desert sky, USA
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Image of the optical effect known as corona
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Sun pillar and sun dogs
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Sundogs and halo
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Morning fog
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$Prints of Solar halo. A luminous ring, sometimes seen around the sun, it is caused by refraction by small ice particles high in Earths atmosphere. Photographed on the Isle of Skye, Scotland$

Halo around the Sun
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Pollen corona
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Haloes, historical artwork
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Rainbow over a motorway
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Double rainbow over Colorado
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$Prints of Mirage. The double inverted image seen above the horizon is caused by the refraction of light by layers of warm air resting above layers cooled by the water$

Mirage
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Von Karman vortices, Cape Verde islands
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$Prints of Rainbow over a lake. A rainbow is seen when sunlight is refracted and reflected by raindrops in the air in front of an observer. Photographed at Surprise Lake, Atlin, British Columbia, Canada$

Rainbow over a lake
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Sundog behind camp on ice stream, Antarctica
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Sundog
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$Prints of Rainbow and a lighthouse. This arching spectrum of colours is seen when sunlight from behind the observer is reflected and refracted by rain in front$

Rainbow and a lighthouse
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Rainbow over a scots pine forest
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Moon dog
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Lunar rainbow, historical artwork
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$Prints of An unusual halo. A halo is formed when light from the Sun is refracted by tiny hexagonal ice crystals high in the atmosphere. The most common halo is 22 arc-degrees in diameter$