| I saw the rain shafts that produced this rainbow from Albany, Missouri. I drove westward on Highway 136 and ended up having to travel about 15 miles to break out into the sun for this series of rainbow shots near Conception, Missouri. |
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The rainshafts could be seen from Albany, Missouri.
Notice the bright clear area beyond the rain.
I arrived just east of Conception, Missouri where
the sun broke out to create the rainbow.
This is a fisheye lens view. If you look
carefully you can almost trace the rainbow clear around.
A telephoto view of the rainbow with a barbed wire fence.
Another telephoto view of the base of the rainbow.
What I like about this photo
are the cows seen at the base. Couldn't
help but get the powerlines in as well.
Moving south I spotted this barn in the distance
near the base of the rainbow.
This rainbow was a double rainbow. Notice
that the topography of this area is more "rolling hills" which makes for
a great foreground in this composition.
The cows seemed disinterested.
I haven't seen a good rainbow yet that wasn't
followed by a spectacular sunset.
This event was no exception. This photo
was taken from Hall Cemetery.
All photos taken
with a Nikon D70 Digital Camera.
Photos taken by
Dan Bush of Albany, Missouri.
Another Northwest Missouri Rainbow in May 2006.
Another Rainbow photographed near Elam Bend (June 24, 2006)
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All Images Copyright ©2006 D. Bush