Montana has amazing rainbows. I’ve never seen anything like it anywhere else. It seems like 50% of the times it rains there is a rainbow, and half of those have double rainbows (note: these statistics are completely and totally made up, it’s just my opinion, not scientific). While this photo only has one rainbow in …
this link to learn more about why this ring around the moon occurs.
There’s beena lot of rain lately, and with that comes a lot of rainbows! In the first photo, the mine at left is the Kelly Mine. The mine at right is the Original Mine, where the main stage of the Folk Festival will be.
I’m not sure what the technical term for this rainbow-type thing is. I looked at an atmospheric optics web site and came to the conclusion that it could be a sundog / parhelien . There’s more info on the site about how they are formed, how often, etc. I took the photo at around 5:20 …
I apologize for having a rainbow for the second day in a row…but I can’t help what happens with the weather! I took this photo from Main Street, near the Federal Building. The rainbow was a double rainbow that went from the Finlen to the church north of the Federal Building. I didn’t have a …
I was at my studio in the Business Development Center on Mercury Street and heard the wind blowing. I looked out my window, and this is what I saw. The church is St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, the church I attend.
The weather was strange today. I decided around 8 p.m. to go find a photo for the blog. I started driving on Continental towards uptown, and the wind was blowing like crazy. There was dust blowing everywhere, and it was a pretty cool view looking uptown. But, by the time I got out of my …
I was leaving my studio, and barely decided to grab my camera. I decided I would, “just in case,” even though I already had a photo to post. I started driving down Mercury St., and when I hit Arizona St. I saw a rainbow, pulled over, and it faded as I was taking photos. So …