Sunbeam

[TidaLpHasE]

Hi all, i was stoked to see this tonight while i was out taking a few sunset shots.
It was awsome, huge, and a thrill to see it through the 350D.

I am a happy camper :eyepop:

[[1ponders]]

What a Ripper Trevor!! Poster material.

[h0ughy]

wooo hoo a sunpillar, well caught!

[TidaLpHasE]

:thumbsup:Thanks for the comments, it's the first time i have ever seen one, and the Canon didn't let me down.

Here's a few more.

[RB]

Fantastic images Trevor.
I especially like the first one.
Great work.

[astroron]

Absalutly Fabulous, as noted poster material.
Do what Mike did and try for Space Weather.astroron

[Striker]

What a site Trevor....nice capture, I like them all.

[acropolite]

Is Canon... is good.... Nice work Trevor, something I haven't seen before. :thumbsup:

[fringe_dweller]

congrats and nice one - hey yer thats one fat sun pillar!? weird looking, seems to have a second sun mirage thingy happening too? -
Phil, they arent common in non arctic latitudes, but they are very common closer to the poles I believe, like a lot of atmospherical phenonema are.
I always think of sun pillars being thinner like this one http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Sunpillar.jpg but my mate took one recently and it was fat too??

[iceman]

Excellent! I agree with Ron, submit that to spaceweather!

[gts055]

They are magnificent photos, with great colors, you must be rapt that this event occurred during your photo session.
Congratulations from Mark

[h0ughy]

you can make a time lapse with all those images as well

[mickoking]

Great pics trev :thumbsup: In Perth we hardly ever get good susets like that :(

[davidpretorius]

awesome!

[Volans]

Totally amazing pics Tidal!! What impresses me in some of the images is a the double image of the Sun. The Sun on the horizon and a second Sun a degree or two above it. I wonder what caused that?
Well done again...getting images like that is a real feather in your cap!

Peter.