Rainbow from the Rainbow Tower

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Lovely shot, I don't think I will ever grow tired of Rainbow pictures.

Jaythan wrote in post #11162307
Oh my god, it's a double rainbow! What does this mean?!

It means that both rainbows were in an angle between 41-43 degrees to the raindrops and the atmospheric conditions were favourable for the second one to show. Or was that being to literal.

.... blames the idealistic society we live in, a society that demands perfection however, the concept of perfection is fundamentally flawed. Once perfection is reached it is no longer perfect, since a new standard is created based on an "improved vision" of the original perfection. This creates a infinite cycle which inevitably leaves to disappointment.

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Jaythan wrote in post #11162307
Oh my god, it's a double rainbow! What does this mean?!

Hahahahahhahahaha! I got the reference. Poor PeteA didn't though.

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PeteA wrote in post #11162677
It means that both rainbows were in an angle between 41-43 degrees to the raindrops and the atmospheric conditions were favourable for the second one to show. Or was that being to literal.

I like your explaination nevertheless

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