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I took this on January 22, 2001 with Nikon F801S and AF24/2.8 lense.

It is really cold, but the camera is still working properly except

its LCD pannel becomes gray. I used NiMH battery, otherwise the

camera can't perform so well.

Thats quite interesting. Did you used a special filter or this is a Photoshop technique?

that's a cool lens flare, framing the tree, if you brighten up that blue a tad behind the tree, the tree will stand out better I'm giving it 6's

Well it looks like a poster at the poster sale on campus. Should have the caption "imagine" or something like that.

The effect is nice but I would not hang a picture like that on my wall because people would ask to many questions.

It is a beautiful shot. Wish there were more info on how that effect was created or captured.... Would you comment or better yet.. e-mail with info?

Lovely photo! But how do you use Velvia film in a digital camera??

It is not done by any digital trick.

This is called Sundog, a common phenomenon in cold weather. Similar to rainbow,light reflected by small snow flakes in the air.

It is taken in a very cold winter morning, about 28 degree centigrade below zero. I was almost frozen to death.

I used Nikon F801S and AF24 and Velvia.

I just registered in this forum. since my SLR is not with me at that time, and I only had my IXUS with me, I can only put its serial number in to finish the form. I will add my slr's sn soon.

Believe me, the original slide is the same.

Shocking. Your explanation makes sense. I never seen, but never even heard of such a fenomena. However this doesn't mean that there is no such one.

Very nice. Otherworldly but authentically real.