Pretty hard to spend any time on Kauai and not come away with some wonderful rainbows.... this one's at Ke'e Beach.
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Comment posted by Jim Gavin on July 14, 2015 at 4:30 PM
Very nice and a bonus second bow, too. How did you manage to capture this without capturing some people, too? (Very early morning?)
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Comment posted by Mark Seaver on July 14, 2015 at 4:30 PM
That is a lovely bow, Dave. The spot of sun on that nicely angled beach looks great as well. I see hints of the 2nd bow. Sure whets my appetite for another visit to the Islands.
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Comment posted by Roel Wijtmans on July 15, 2015 at 1:02 PM
Very lovely, especially with the secondary rainbow peeking through as well! If I had to pick a nit, then it would be to have a bit more detail in the dark forest parts to the right. But this is nice as is!
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Comment posted by Bryan Grundy on July 15, 2015 at 7:09 PM
I really like the proximity of the bow here--it looks like you could just walk out to the end of it. The dark sky and the line of trees also complement the bow nicely. I do wonder whether there was any sand in between you and the foreground vegetation. Having a clean line of sand along the bottom of the frame would (in my opinion) better place the viewer in the scene than the cutoff foreground vegetation, but I realize this may not have been possible.
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4 commentsVery nice and a bonus second bow, too. How did you manage to capture this without capturing some people, too? (Very early morning?)
That is a lovely bow, Dave. The spot of sun on that nicely angled beach looks great as well. I see hints of the 2nd bow. Sure whets my appetite for another visit to the Islands.
Very lovely, especially with the secondary rainbow peeking through as well! If I had to pick a nit, then it would be to have a bit more detail in the dark forest parts to the right. But this is nice as is!
I really like the proximity of the bow here--it looks like you could just walk out to the end of it. The dark sky and the line of trees also complement the bow nicely. I do wonder whether there was any sand in between you and the foreground vegetation. Having a clean line of sand along the bottom of the frame would (in my opinion) better place the viewer in the scene than the cutoff foreground vegetation, but I realize this may not have been possible.