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Had to share this joyous sight with you ! Yes, it's another rainbow (sorry!) but this time taken from my bedroom window this morning at 8.39 precisely ! If you look closely you can see it's actually a double rainbow. Soon the rain came and all my other pics were covered in raindrops and a bit blurry. The yellow thing sticking up on the left is a crane, by the way.
Processed in Topaz Impression 2, Soft Pastel at 50% opacity. Hope you like it - I was delighted to see it !
Have a lovely day everyone !
A rainbow appeared adding to the beauty of driving Yellowstone's Blacktail Deer Plateau road.
"This drive is a 6 mile one-way dirt road that takes you back into the woods and meadows of Blacktail Deer Plateau. Retreat from the paved road and experience the solitude of the Yellowstone wilderness. Driving on this road is slower going than taking the main road, slowing down the pace which will make it easier to spot wildlife and enjoy the views. Watch for the elk, bison, and bears that frequent the area. After many curves and bends, this road will begin to descend as you get closer to Tower Junction where it meets back up with the Grand Loop Road near Petrified Tree."
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Smartphone shot last week
Rot * Orange * Gelb * Grün * Hellblau * Indigo * Violett
Scheint die Sonne am Gewitter-Himmel, entsteht meist ein Regenbogen in diesen leuchtenden Farben (und zwar stets im "GegenLicht". und in der obengenannten Reihenfolge der
Farben.
Red * Orange * Yellow * green * light blue * Indigo * violet
If the sun shines in the thunderstorm-sky, usually a rainbow arises in these luminous colours (and always in the "backlight". and in the above order of Colors.
This morning at dawn i went for a hike across a boggy moor to see how the heather was coming on. It was windy and rainy and i did wonder if i aught to have picked a better day, but when the rainbow made an appearance i did momentarily forget about the squelching boots and sodden clothing.
Manual exposure using f/8, 19 mm, 1/125 at ISO 160
Secondary rainbows are caused by a double reflection of sunlight inside the raindrops, and are centred on the sun itself. The secondary rainbow is fainter than the primary because more light escapes from two reflections compared to one and because the rainbow itself is spread over a greater area of the sky. The dark area of unlit sky lying between the primary and secondary bows is called Alexander's band.
from Wikipedia
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Lázaro Antônio dos Santos - "monsieurlazarophotographies".
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I felt the urge to do another post processing on this one. After all, what are the chances that you'd get a rainbow and Niagara in one pic on a one night stay at this location.
Double rainbow not far from Dunluce Castle, Bushmills
Co. Antrim (Northern Ireland).
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June is Missoula's rainiest month, and correspondingly has the highest probability for seeing an afternoon rainbow. Fortunately, I had my new wide-angle handy with polarizer already attached and I was able to capture and admire this evening's display.
On my evening here a shower developed,sun and rain nearly always gives a rainbow and it did.This is the only rainbow that I have captured and was quit pleased as it was almost a full one.
Sorry that the groin is partly cropped,as in my haste to get it in with the rainbow,i did not get the horizon level.
2nd shot of the unplanned encounter with the Rainbow, this shot was a much wider sweep than the first.
A long day of rain and thunderstorms ended with a beautiful rainbow. I only wish I'd had more time to get a better shot
On my recce for compositions for sunsets, arriving on the first top the Beacon I get caught in a shower. I wander off path to the cairn as the shower passes over and glance over my shoulder, quick a rainbow. Sack off, camera out, change to wide angle, check the settings, try to find a composition, oh and dial in the polariser, nothing to it.