An amazing rainbow stretched across the sky on Sunday around sunset, and you could even see a double rainbow in some spots.
Photo by Victoria Lo Bue.
Photo by Sharon Schanzer.
Photo by Angela.
Looking North. Morningside Heights. 6:05 pm Sunday. Photo by Vikki Sheatsley
Photo by anonymous.
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These are absolutely exquisite. Thank you!!
I blame Trump!
I mean I blame Biden.
Oh wait, these pictures are beautiful.
Never mind.
Fabulous!
And did you know a double rainbow is sort of a reflection/mirror image of the first one with the order of the colors reversed?😊
ACTUALLY THIS IS THE CORRECT SEQUENCE (from google)
When there is a double rainbow, the color order is reversed. … Double rainbows happen when the light gets reflected twice inside the water droplet. It’s a reflection of the reflection. So technically, the first bow shows the color pattern backwards and the second reflection corrects the pattern.
Nice! Sometimes, Nature is . . .
All beautiful photographs 🙏🏼
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