Rainbow panorama

I am a fan of rainbows. It is a rare bow that I will not record. Last evening’s bow was grand: well defined primary and secondary bows along with Alexander’s dark band (the dark region between the bows). Plus, this was all nicely reflected in the gently ruffled waters of the Lake. (Alas, supernumerary bows were ill defined as were any anti-crepuscular rays).

This panorama has angular dimensions of about 270 by 135 degrees. Compare this with the panorama used as a header for this blog. They were taken from nearly the same spot. The present picture shows a higher solar elevation, a better reflection in the water, and a higher lake level (water is onto the grass).

 

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2 Responses to Rainbow panorama

  1. Len says:

    An amazing picture and commentary Alistair. You are a fountain of information and a delight to have in the Kootenays. The Lord of Kootenay Lake-keep up your amazing work.

  2. Len says:

    oh i forgot Happy Canada Day

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