For obvious reasons this is called a "solar pillar". They are fairly rare. This one was seen in the same location as one several years ago. Ice crystals in the air help create this phenomenon.
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Hi there and welcome. I have been a "naturalist" as long as I can remember. It's only been in the past three to four years that I have developed a passion for photography. The two go hand in hand - it's a fantastic past-time. Feel free to leave any comments or questions and I will try and answer them as soon as I can. Thanks and remember "tread lightly this great earth".
About Me
- Mario Borsato
- I was born and raised in Northern Ontario. My wife and I live in a rural area close to Espanola. For as long as I remember I have been fascinated with nature. Seven or eight years ago I took up wildlife photography and it has since become a passion of mine. I am a Solar contractor and design and install renewable energy systems. My wife and I are Christians and try to live out our faith in all we do.
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