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Tag Archives: Rainbow
A Special October Evening, 10-24-18
It rained all night, and then all day. As the sun set, the rain began to let up, producing what I call the “yellow light” and a rainbow. What makes the yellow light that one sees only in these conditions? … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged apricot, cliff edge, cottonwood, filtered sunlight, great salt lake, mesa, pistachio, Rainbow, salt lake city, wasatch mountains
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California Scenes, Fall, 2018, #1
Kathy and I left for California in late September, first to attend the Hammerlee Family Annual Reunion at Carpinteria State Beach. As before, we had secured the Raccoon group site for five nights. The beach has lots to see. The … Continue reading
Posted in Birding, California, Nature, Photography
Tagged blackbird, brittle star, California, Carpinteria california, channel islands, curlew, curvature of the earth, egret, holdfast, kelp, oil rig, Rainbow, sanderling, Say's Phoebe, sea urchin, Snowy egret, tar seep, western pond turtle, whimbrel, Willet
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New Mexico Great Outdoors, May 22, 2017
New Mexico Great Outdoors, May 22, 2017. As far as the Great Outdoors is concerned, yesterday (5-22-17) started with some of the wild cacti that have begun to bloom around our house. We have been keeping a particular eye on … Continue reading
Hawaii, 1989 – Part 1, Maui
This was our first visit to Hawaii. What a paradise! We spent time on both Maui and the Big Island. I’ll start with Maui. After picking up a rental car at the airport, we drove to our condo in Kaanapali, up … Continue reading
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Tagged bamboo, banyan, big island hawaii, blue marlin, cocanut, Diving, fishing, fishing boat, garden spider, giant stride, ginger flower, guava, haleakala national park, hana, katydid, kipahulu maui, maalea bay maui, Maui, natural bridge, nene, ohelo berry, pandanus, paradise, passion flower, pipiwai stream, pipiwai trail, Rainbow, sashimi, seven pools, silversword maui, tuna, waianapanapa state park, wailua falls, waimoku falls
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Stormy Evenings’ Atmospherics
On the evening of 6/14 a rainbow formed to the east, as a rain shower passed overhead, moving from west to east. These evening rain showers are a regular occurrence in the summer, and especially during our “monsoon” season, which … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged cottonwood, Picuris Mountains, Pilar Cliffs, Rainbow, sunset
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