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Margaretta 3 year s ago
A perfect post
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Christy 3 year s ago
#33 not possible. Way too low for reality Rainbows are all 40-42 degrees up from the horizon, almost 1/2 way between straight ahead and straight up, which is determined by the physics of how light refracts and reflects inside a raindrop. The secondary rainbow has an angle of 51 degrees. Nothing in this photo fits those requirements.
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Augustina 3 year s ago
Christy,
A perfect post apart from Christy's comment.
Sigh.
A perfect post apart from Christy's comment.
Sigh.
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Hamilton 3 year s ago
Christy,
They are also looking up a hill so it's likely they are at a higher elevation from where the rainbow formed.
They are also looking up a hill so it's likely they are at a higher elevation from where the rainbow formed.
A perfect post apart from Christy's comment.
Sigh.
They are also looking up a hill so it's likely they are at a higher elevation from where the rainbow formed.