My Skywatch this week is RAINBOWS. Plus a Question for all you Bloggers.......
See the question after my rainbows at the bottom of my post...
Rainbows - Question ===== Why do rainbows always appear in an Arc shape and what shape is a full rainbow??????????????????
Now click HERE to see if your answer was right..........
SO ---It appears that the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow --is a myth?. Oh dear -
HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND ALL YOU SKYWATCHERS.
The Team = Klaus - Sandy - Ivar - Wren - Fishing Guy - Louise.
phew!! amazing !!!
ReplyDeletegood composition...
i never got an opportunity to see such a a good rainbow in ma life
Mac: What great photos of the different rainbows. I only saw one this year with all the sky watching I do. Interesting questions and answers.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if you get a double pot of gold with a double rainbow. Lovely photos and interesting to find out about the true shape of a rainbow, I'm saving that for my five year old.
ReplyDeleteGreat rainbow photos, and I did not know the answer without clicking the link.
ReplyDeleteWOW, beautiful photo's!!
ReplyDeleteI just love rainbows!!
Take care
Wonderful, Imac. You captured the rainbow very well:)
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing and I envy you!!! WOW!
ReplyDeleteHi Imac,
ReplyDeleteVery great rainbows... and eeeh if I may ask, "what is that with 'my world'?"is that now also linked with skywatch?
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greetings JoAnn's D Eyes
Great lesson with even greater pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful rainbow captures, Imac! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteImac,
ReplyDeleteYou're also a Rainbows collector. You own great treasures.
I don't even need to find an explanation about their creation, I prefer just admiring as long as good photographers manage to catch them, and share with us, Skywatchers, for free.
Thanks for the present
Maybe you didn't find gold, but there's 'gold' in these photos - beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDouble rainbows in the first and last - very cool Imac.
Yeah,I knew they were circles. :)
Great shots, and answer...well, I prefer the one we had as children-Walk under the rainbow, and your wish will come true ;)
ReplyDeleteLove the rainbows. They are good enough to have been a post by themself. Great series.
ReplyDeleteCool post. Love the series of rainbow shots.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and text.
ReplyDeleteThank very much for info.
The true rainbow gold is Happiness. Isn´t it?!!
What a lovely selection!
ReplyDeleteI like rainbows. When I was a child, I was told not to point or it will cut off my fingers. :) I still don't.
ReplyDeleteEven your mountain's name sounds sweet.
I got to know my downtown for my skywatch this week.
What a beautiful series of rainbows! Isn't it funny how a rainbow puts a smile on everyones face?
ReplyDeleteHappy skywatch :)
Imac lovely pictures of all of these rainbows. Well captured and thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWe try Culverthorpe Lake for some photography, being as we are in Sleaford its not far away. Have you ever been?
Have a good week.
Spectacular arc of should I say circle. The rainbow lesson was genuinely fascinating.
ReplyDeletedid we see the same rainbow? it looks exactly like the one i saw only two days ago!
ReplyDeleteThose are all wonderful rainbow shots. I didn't even know enough to guess so I was glad you linked the answer.
ReplyDeleteI love this photo series. Rainbows always make the perfect subject, but you have to move fast before they disappear. Great job!
ReplyDeleteWrong answer, but I like the rainbow-show.
ReplyDeleteWe can never have too many rainbows - these are wonderful! Really, who needs gold...
ReplyDeleteWow,this was wonderful,rainbows in every picture.Beautiful photos.Have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots. The brightness of the 3rd one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteLovely selection, iMac.
ReplyDeleteSome months ago I posted about the ``real'' shape of a rainbow - because I saw one while taking off from Kathmandu, Nepal!
People like you are those who make the world stop believing in Santa - how dare you! :-) Lovely post - amazing shots. One day I'll capture a rainbow on camera too. Till then - I'll enjoy SWF with people like yoU!
ReplyDeleteYet again brilliant photos. I have never yet managed to take a good rainbow photo. I guess I'll just have to keep trying!
ReplyDeletegreat rainbow shots...My post this friday is also rainbows...love them..
ReplyDeleteI love rainbows. Thanks for the answer too.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely photos for SWF. Love the series of photos of the rainbow. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteDon't know what makes a rainbow arc, Imac. But I sure do like it and your photos are magnificent.
ReplyDeleteI totaly refuse to look, it will challenge my belief in hairy tails, I mean Fairy Tales. :D)
ReplyDeleteI love rainbows - your shots are amazing.
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IMAC your rainbows are beautiful, but you have definately burst my bubble. :-( No gold.....
ReplyDeleteno real pots of gold but surely the golden glow when one sees a lovely rainbow is much more precious.
ReplyDeleteI like the shot you made today... that's realy hilarious...
ReplyDeleteI believe soo...
happy weekend...
this rainbow post is awesome ... thanks for sharing with us.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen a rainbow for ages! So I enjoyed your rainbow pictures a lot!
ReplyDeleteThey are fanTAStic shots!!! Without checking the link yet, I would answer that a rainbow is not a bow at all, but a complete circle. I'm off to see if I am right in a minute.
ReplyDeleteThe third and fourth shots are just magnificent. Excellent captures and very very worthy of a POTD mention in my book!
I love the educational challenge. It's amazing that rainbows are actually circles.
ReplyDeleteTerrific collection of rainbows you posted! I love rainbows... seem to be a lot of them being posted this time. That makes me smile!
What a great post, love the pictures!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful rainbows you captured. Love the answer
ReplyDeleteThey must be happy in that house where it ends. Very nice rainbow-collection.
ReplyDeleteI am SO jealous of rainbox photos .. sigh .. one day ...
ReplyDeleteHappy Weekend!
:-Daryl
The best, imac! Your's are magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWhy are there so many songs about rainbows? What's on the other side? Someone said something, and someone believed it, look what its done so far....
ReplyDeleteof course the pot of gold is a myth, whoever started it was an effective liar.
Beautiful rainbow fotos, thank God (who was the first to show the rainbow) for wonderful creation that you beautifully captured! TC!
Great rainbow photos, imac!
ReplyDeleteVery well captured.
Have a nice weekend.
Marvelous collection of rainbows. I believe a true rainbow is a circle.
ReplyDeleteOHHHHHHH some of my absolutely most favorite posts / photos ever I LOVE rainbows!!!! and I certianly did not know that rainbows were actually circles... facinating :)
ReplyDeleteHUGs Laura
No pot of gold? Darn!
ReplyDeleteGreat composition, especially that first one. Perfect arc right into the house.
Lovely shots imac. And interesting!
ReplyDeleteWhenever I look at Rainbows, I usually see Zippy, Bungle and George!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got my postcard. Enjoy.