Vecsés, 2009. április 18.
18 April 2009 - Vecsés, Hungary
18 April 2009 - Vecsés, Hungary
*Vecsés, 2009. április 19.
19 April 2009 - Vecsés, Hungary
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[...] This year was the first day of Pentecost on the nones of June; and on the Tuesday following were seen four circles at mid-day about the sun, of a white hue, each described under the other as if they were measured. All that saw it wondered; for they never remembered such before. (The Peterborough Chronicle, 1104 A.D.)
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Ha a fotó mellett nincs hely és idő megjelölve, akkor azok Vecsésen a bejegyzés napján készültek.
If I do not indicate when and where the images were taken, they are from Vecsés, Hungary, and were photographed on the day of the posting.
If I do not indicate when and where the images were taken, they are from Vecsés, Hungary, and were photographed on the day of the posting.
Posts
Keresőmotor - Halo search engine (by Vladimir Galynsky)
Ice Crystal Halos
Nap & Hold - Sun & Moon
A jelenségek magyarázata - Explanations of Phenomena
- 120° parhelia
- 18° halo
- 22° halo
- 22° parhelion / sundog
- 46° halo
- 9° halo
- Alexander's dark band
- anthelion
- anti-crepuscular rays
- aureole
- Belf of Venus
- Bishop's ring
- circumhorizon arc
- circumscribed halo
- circumzenithal arc
- cirrocumulus (Cc)
- cirrostratus (Cs)
- cirrus (Ci)
- cloud shadow
- contrail shadow
- corona
- crepuscular rays
- cumulonimbus (Cb)
- dewbow
- distrail
- Earth's shadow
- elliptical halos
- glory
- heiligenschein
- hole punch cloud
- infralateral arc
- iridescent cloud
- Kelvin-Helmholtz
- mammatus cloud
- mirage
- mother-of-pearl clouds (PSC)
- noctilucent clouds
- opposition effect
- pale sunset
- parhelic circle
- rainbow spokes
- secondary rainbow
- spider web bow
- squall line
- sun pillar
- supernumerary arcs
- supralateral arc
- tangent arcs
- twinned rainbow
- Wegener arc
Hasznos linkek - Useful Links
Egyéb légköroptikás oldalak - Other Pages on Atmospheric Optics
- Alex légköroptika blog
- Alex légköroptikás oldala
- Atmospheric Phenomena
- EPOD - Earth Science Picture of the Day
- Günther Können
- Halo Forum
- Halo reports (old site)
- Halo reports - Ice Crystal Halos (new site)
- Jari Luomanen
- Jarmo Moilanen's site
- Jukka Ruoskanen
- Legfrissebb cseh képek / The latest Czech photos
- Les Cowley's site on atmospheric optics
- Lucio Furlanetto
- Légköroptika.hu
- Marko Krusel
- Marko Krusel's blog
- Marko Mikkilä
- Marko Riikonen
- MetNet - égrenéző
- NLC Observers' Homepage
- Noli légköroptikás oldala
- Paraselene.de
- Photo gallery
- SpaceWeather.com
- Színpompás égi fények - Kis légköroptikai lexikon
- Weather Photography by Harald Edens
- World Database of Rare Halos
- Гало by Vladimir Galynsky
Egyéb blogok - Other blogs
Látogatók - Visitors
2 comments:
i love how you use the contrast effectively to accent the dark in your photos...so the blacks are darker and create more drama.
this really makes your photo subjects pop out beautifully.
keep up the great work...
kevin
Thanks a lot, Kevin. I've always regarded my photos more of documentary value, and intended them as a photo-diary of the events in the sky. I never felt any talent in myself, but if you still see some beauty in the pictures, it makes me really happy.
Ágnes
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