Back in the first half of February, I had an opportunity to fly on the ABC 3340 helicopter to view and video damage in Lamar County, Alabama, as well as that at Caledonia, MS, where a school had been hit by a tornado. Enroute back from Caledonia, we stopped to refuel at the Fayette airport, and I snapped this photo of a very brilliant sun dog in the afternoon sky. I cannot remember a seeing a sun dog as bright or as large as this one in quite some time.
There was not enough cirrus cloud in the sky to create a double, but that really didn't matter since this one was so bright and so large.
-Brian-
2 comments:
SO pretty. It's hard to really for me to capture photos like that; rainbows and sky shots usually don't work out for me. Jen
I got one too. Beautiful phenomenon
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