[Public Domain] 20 Jan 2008 Dylan O'Donnell
CATEGORY : Astrophotography
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An effect I’ve only seen a few times myself called a ‘moon dog’ appears as a wide bright halo around a bright, usually full moon. It occurs as light refracts around cirrus or cirrostratus clouds and this one was far too big to fit into my widest angle lens. It was a little hard to capture correctly without a tripod but the exposure is right and hopefully gives you an idea of the halo’s shine.
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