Rainbows Have Nothing To Hide

[Brian]

Don't know if this out-the-window smartphone photo will show up but...

 

Here's a double-rainbow I saw on my way home this evening:

 

Please feel free to join me in posting photos YOU TAKE of rainbows you see. (No Internet pictures, please?)

[Taomeow]

Nice.

 

Last summer in Temecula

[Pavel Karavaev]

This one I caught this summer.

 

Rainbows always look much better alive than on the photo. Incomparably.

Edited December 24, 2017 by Pavel Karavaev

[Taomeow]

Rainbows do have something to hide though. 

 

A lot.  Do you guys know what percentage of the electromagnetic spectrum is visible light?  

 

0.0035%.  

 

Rainbows hide 99.9965% of their true nature.    

 

Remember this when you're dealing with a rainbow dragon cat, e.g..  She can easily hide 100% -- not even flash a rainbow body until the right time.

 

Meow. 

 

 

[Pavel Karavaev]

7 minutes ago, Taomeow said:

Rainbows do have something to hide though. 

 

A lot.  Do you guys know what percentage of the electromagnetic spectrum is visible light?  

 

0.0035%.  

 

Rainbows hide 99.9965% of their true nature.    

 

Yes, as I said even when you look at the rainbow you can see much more than on the photo. In the photo, the rainbow becomes less voluminous and flat. In general, when I look at the rainbow, I perceive it as something similar to a bubble in a puddle. And people see only one colored arc of this bubble.

 

[blue eyed snake]

[thelerner]

..and I always thought

it was a pot of gold. 

Just gotta keep going

til you reach the end.

 

and hope there's no bars

with Guinness along the way,

to distract you.

[blue eyed snake]

On the way to the Dojo, many years ago now.

Still think the pot of gold is to be found there 

[Purple Gold Qilin]

Rainbows are very gangster in that way!

[Pavel Karavaev]

One more double rainbow from my smartphone.

Nothing can hide the rainbow.

Edited December 27, 2017 by Pavel Karavaev