3 thoughts on “John Brigden”
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Laurence Green says: Interesting, as ever, to observe the light contained in the inner rainbow is always lighter “inside” compared to the light “outside”, and of course, the colour banding of the outer rainbow is the reverse of the inner bow.
Cheers!
Laurence
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John Brigden says:
I always find it interesting that the secondary rainbow’s colours are a mirror image of the primary. i.e. they are violet, indigo, green, blue, yellow, orange, red.
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Laurence Green says:
A view of this type is always fascinating to witness. Thanks, John. I guess Hurricane “Gonzales” had something to do with this?!!?
Laurence
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Beautiful sky – Mother Nature at her most creative.
And very well captured, thanks John!
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One thought on “Segmented rainbow, Tione di Trento, Italy, looking north/north east, towards Madonna di Campiglio.”
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Johanne Paquette, Canada says:
I like the fact that it's segmented, it adds something magic to the picture…
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You can just see that the bridge has actually been opened for one of the last Thames sailing barges to pass through.
Hi John
Thanks for this shot.
As a former Londoner and now living in Yate (11 miles NE of Bristol) this shot rings a certain bell with me. I worked in the area for some 15 years and got to know it very well indeed. The clouds are lovely. It is so pleasing to see the bascules of Tower Bridge open. I guess they were specially opened to mark HM Queen Elizabeth II’s reign surpassing that of Queen Victoria. The Queen on that day was in Scotland (Braemar)but the bascules were opened, in her absence, to mark the occasion and respect the longevity of her reign.
Laurence