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15.1.2014 at 17.00 - Saarijärvi
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Arja Siikström, Sisä-Savon Ursa
Moon column. The pillar was visible for a few minutes. I didn’t have time to take a picture during the best view.
16.1.2014 at 13.30 - Oulu
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Arto Rautioaho
I was supposed to photograph the dog in the yard, but there was a nice looking halo phenomenon to photograph and I snapped a few pictures.
16.1.2014 at 17.15 - Kouvola
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Tero Sipinen
There were such messy double pillars that I had to stop at the side of the road to shoot. Senverra’s desire for comfort (or laziness) struck me that I was content to take pictures of the car’s warmth, through the windshield. Vertical view of "steering wheel", horizontal view of "dashboard".
Images: 2 pcs • Comments: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 21.56 - Vantaa
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Matti Heikkinen
16.1.2014 at 15.20 - Kouvola
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Tero Sipinen
The sun pillar and column wounds reached the shield to the heavens. The wounds took the victory. But the race was not fair, the perspective favored the aspens.
16.1.2014 at 15.05 - Sysmä
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Arja-Sisko Airila, Ursa (Etelä-Suomi)
As the sun set, the pillar reappeared in the ice mist. Picture 1 at 15:05, picture 2 at 15:27.
Images: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 09.51 - Sysmä
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Arja-Sisko Airila, Ursa (Etelä-Suomi)
16.1.2014 at 12.00 - 14.45 - Mäntyharju
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Markku Siljama, Ursa (Etelä-Suomi)
The dazzling Sunlight at noon showed a bright pillar and a very delicate side sun, and in the afternoon, after the setting of the Sun, a reddish pillar was visible. Freeze -15 degrees
Images: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 12.30 - Ilmajoki
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Esko Lehtiniemi, Lakeuden Ursa
Halo feels like enough for the day, if for another. Fortunately, there are opportunities to practice describing these.
Images: 2 pcs • Comments: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 19.41 - Kempele
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Kari Vierimaa
In the early evening, pillars appeared in the sky. The phenomenon disappeared within about 10 min of detection.
Images: 2 pcs • Comments: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 14.29 - Rovaniemi
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Olli Sälevä
16.1.2014 at 17.00 - Lempäälä
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Markku Ruonala
The rise of the moon was to be photographed, but plans changed due to the clouds to depict the artificial light pillars.
Comments: 1 pcs
12.1.2014 at 19.14 - 19.30 - Jyväskylä
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Jesse Kyytinen, Ursa (Länsi-Suomi)
My first lunar observation, targeting a 22 ° ring. Even the sieves seem to be less than 22 degrees away. The halo continued for at least half past eight. DSS used in stacking ... 1.-3. image of stacks, in first and third violent USM, 4. image of single image edited
Images: 4 pcs
16.1.2014 at 13.00 - Ilmajoki
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Mauri Korpi, Lakeuden Ursa
Ice crystals abound in the air. The pictures now had to be content with a cell phone camera. Some reference to Shulthess, as before, and perhaps to Moila, but so weak that it cannot be marked.
Images: 3 pcs
15.1.2014 at 22.40 - Muonio
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Sauli Koski, Ursa (Länsi-Suomi)
In Lapland, large temperature differences on short trips when in the center of Muonio the meters showed -37 yesterday and 18km away at the payroll was only -6.5 degrees. Terribly ice crystals in the air and halos can be seen in abundance. An ellipse was found in a small area around the moon around the moon that changed and swayed indiscriminately. Halo was recorded together with Kari Auto. The ellipse was visible for about 20min.
Images: 8 pcs • Comments: 8 pcs
16.1.2014 at 18.01 - Mikkeli
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Kalle Vahlman, Mikkelin Ursa
Leaving home for the city, I saw the sun pillar seen yesterday in its former place, so I grabbed it according to the camera, thinking that when I return, there may be a good chance to see the most beautiful manifestation of the city's light sphere. It wasn't the most handsome show of all and the description from the roof of the car was by no means particularly successful, but I still got other family members to work on these miracles :)
Images: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 17.15 - Raahe
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Mikko Silvola
The upper and lower pillars of the moon. Were really look like an awkward item to just record on camera. The pillar above gradually disappeared as the moon rose higher.
Images: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 18.31 - Lahti
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Ari Laine, Lahden Ursa
From the kitchen window I noticed that artificial light pillars are visible, after photographing I noticed that apparently the density of ice mist varied quite strongly because in some of the pictures (here’s another one) the pillars are faintly visible above and below each month.
Images: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 13.15 - Jämsä
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Mirko Lahtinen, Ursa (Länsi-Suomi)
A handsome pillar in the ice mist, in the past there were also bright side suns but then the camera just wasn’t available.
Images: 2 pcs
16.1.2014 at 14.05 - Tornio
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Joni Alavesa
This is how I went today to shoot on the ice of the Gulf of Tornio, the ice between the bay between Sweden and Finland. The third picture is my first few HDR tests. Mie I don't notice anything other than the sun pillar and the side suns .. Is there anything else perhaps in the picture as well?
Images: 3 pcs • Comments: 4 pcs
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