Submit an image, Questions

Last updated on September 16, 2023

Submit an Image, Questions: Exploring the World of Atmospheric Optics

Welcome to the fascinating world of atmospheric optics! This article will delve into the concept of submitting images and questions related to this captivating field. Whether you're a photography enthusiast, a curious observer, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of the sky, this is the place for you.

The Journey of the Website

Our website has been a part of the internet landscape since 1998, back in the web prehistory. Initially, it consisted of just a few pages centered around the HaloSim halo simulation software. Over time, it has evolved and expanded, and now it includes its sister site, Optics Picture of the Day. The aim has always been to provide a platform for learning about various atmospheric phenomena while showcasing the incredible images captured by individuals like you. It has been an absolute privilege to feature your stunning photographs on our site.

Image and Enquiry Submissions

At this time, we regret to inform you that we are not currently accepting image submissions or enquiries. However, we encourage you to explore the wealth of information and resources available on our website. From in-depth articles to breathtaking visual content, there is much to discover and appreciate.

Copyright and Ownership

It's important to note that all materials on our site are subject to copyright. We kindly request that you respect this and refrain from using any images or text without prior permission. If you are interested in using our content, please reach out to us with your request, and we will be happy to assist you.

Privacy Policy

We take your privacy seriously. Our website has a comprehensive privacy policy in place to ensure the security and confidentiality of your personal information. We highly recommend reviewing our privacy policy to understand how we handle data and protect your privacy.

Stay Connected

While we may not be accepting new submissions at the moment, we encourage you to stay connected with us. Follow our social media channels to stay updated on the latest news, articles, and featured images. Engage with our community, share your own experiences, and continue to explore the wonders of atmospheric optics.

Feedback and Questions

We value your feedback and questions. If you have any inquiries or suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. We strive to provide accurate and engaging content, and your input is invaluable in helping us achieve that goal. We are here to assist you and enhance your understanding of atmospheric optics.

Conclusion

In conclusion, while we may not be accepting image submissions or enquiries at this time, our website remains a treasure trove of knowledge and inspiration. Delve into the fascinating world of atmospheric optics, learn about the various phenomena that grace our skies, and marvel at the incredible images captured by talented individuals like yourself. Thank you for being a part of our journey, and we look forward to continuing to share the wonders of atmospheric optics with you. Stay curious, keep exploring, and let the beauty of the sky inspire you.

Thanks for visiting!

The site started in the web prehistory of 1998. Back then it was only a few pages wrapped around the HaloSim halo simulation software. It's still occasionally being extended with its sister site Optics Picture of the Day. I've enjoyed putting the site together, learning more about the different sky phenomena while doing so and seeing your wonderful pictures. It has been a privilege to include them on the site..

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