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Sun halo stuns skywatchers

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

Photograph by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE

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A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

Photograph by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

Photograph by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

A photographer captures a visible sun halo in Quezon City on Monday. The atmospheric phenomenon occurs when sunlight refracts and reflects off tiny ice crystals suspended in high-altitude cirrus clouds.

Photograph by Analy Labor for DAILY TRIBUNE