Sundog Pictures, Images and Stock Photos
Sundog on the ice road on the arctic ocean
A sundog on a very cold day during sunset.
At -40C, Ravens fly through a rare display in the sky known as "Sundogs". The bright centre is the actual sun with the mirror images of it reflected in suspended ice crystals in the atmosphere. This was taken on Great Slave Lake near Yellowknife in Canada's Arctic. Some motion blur on the birds.
Rare optical illusion called a sundog. Scientific name parhelion, plural parhelia, for "beside the sun"
Winter landscape on a sunny day.
Ice crystals in the atmosphere reflect sunlight to form a halo around the sun. The two bright spots to the left and right of the sun are called sundogs.
A beautiful sun halo (22 degree) with sundogs. Taken near Alnwick in Northumberland.
Saskatchewan plains winter extreme cold sun dogs
Varoious sun halos appearing in the winter sky
Just out side of Winnipeg, Manitoba, near the perimeter highway. A very cold evening, wind blowing over the road. Long exposure to capture the snow blowing , Sundogs, Image taken from a tripod.
A sun dog (or sundog), mock sun or phantom sun, meteorological name parhelion (plural parhelia), is an atmospheric phenomenon that consists of a bright spot to the left and/or right of the Sun. They often occur in pairs, one on each side of the Sun.
Cold morning sundog in northern Minnesota
At -40C, a woman watches a rare display in the sky known as "Sundogs". The bright center is the actual sun with the mirror images of it reflected in suspended ice crystals in the atmosphere. Taken on Great Slave Lake near Yellowknife in Canada's Arctic.
Powder skiing in the backcountry.
iPhone image of Sundogs over a winter landscape.
Dogsledding on a snowcapped mountain of Alaska on a sunny day of June.
Snowy rural Minnesota landscape with sundogs at sunset.
Sundog Phenomenon in a cold Midwest morning.
Winter sunset sundog halo and diamond dust snow falling
sun halo occurring due to ice crystals in atmosphere
Engraved Illustrations of the Phenomena of Clouds and Light from Iconographic Encyclopedia of Science, Literature and Art, Published in 1851. Copyright has expired on this artwork. Digitally restored.
Vector illustration
A sundog rises from the horizon at noon on a cold January day on Great Slave Lake near the city of Yellowknife in canada's Northwest Territories. A woman in winter parka holds the Canada and Northwest territories flags in a brisk wind. Copy space image left.
Refraction of sunlight by ice crystals in the atmosphere.
Ice crystals in the atmosphere reflect sunlight to form a halo around the sun. The two bright spots to the left and right of the sun are called sundogs.
A sun dog in the distance, snow and a railway track frame the shot. The sun dog is a member of the family of halos, caused by the refraction of sunlight by ice crystals in the atmosphere.
Julian Alps, Triglav National Park, Two hikers standing on snow covered landscape and shaking hands with each other.
A sundog over the Blue Ridge Mountains on a warm Autumn day in North Carolina.
Winter does not stop the need for transportation in Alaska. On this frigid day, goods travel down the Richardson Highway. The beauty of Alaska encompasses this mode of transportation
Parhelia can be seen as colorful light spots next to the sun in the sky.
Powder skiing in the backcountry.
A skier has nothing but untracked powder with a sundog around the sun behind him.
Sundogs Canada in Saskatchewan winter cold blowing snow
halos of the sun
"Vintage engraving from 1878 of mock suns as seen on the 4th June 1596 by Willem Barentsz and his followers. A mock sun or sun dog is an atmospheric phenomenon that creates bright spots of light in the sky, often on a luminous ring or halo on either side of the sun. Willem Barentsz 1550 to 1597 was a Dutch navigator, cartographer and explorer, a leader of early expeditions to the far north."
At -40C, a woman waves the Canadian flag while watching a rare display in the sky known as "Sundogs". The bright center is the actual sun with the mirror images of it reflected in suspended ice crystals in the atmosphere. This was taken on Great Slave Lake near Yellowknife in Canada's Arctic. Good copy space. Woman wears a traditional parka and mukluk boots.
Modern military tank on the background of a solar halo effect.
Sun dog with snowman. Calm, inspiring
Sun dog on cold day, calm, inspiring
sun halo occurring due to ice crystals in atmosphere in thai
A sundog forms a circular pattern. This phenomenon was seen in Interior Alaska, along the Glenn Highway.