Muhammad Sarwar's photostream  

In my day job I am a physician. I try to create opportunities for photography and make the best of any opportunity that comes my way.

Please feel free to use any of my pictures. All I ask is kindly email me on this flickr account, so that I know where my pictures are going. I would greatly appreciate that.

*** If you are using any of my images for PUBLIC DISPLAY or COMMERCIAL USE, please make sure you PROVIDE CREDIT, in addition to asking MY PERMISSION, before the use. Thanks.

Thanks for visiting my photostream.

You can see many more of my images at:
www.sarwarreflections.com

Enjoy!

Muhammad
NY, USA








ABOUT MY BUDDY ICON:

A circumhorizontal arc, also known as a fire rainbow, is an optical phenomenon similar in appearance to a rainbow, caused by the refraction of light through the ice crystals in cirrus clouds. It occurs only when the sun is high in the sky, at least 58° above the horizon, and can only occur in cirrus clouds.

The phenomenon is quite rare because the ice crystals must be aligned horizontally (instead of the more typical vertical alignment) to reflect. It is often thought of as the rarest natural occurrence in the world.


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