I know, you’re thinking, “Oh no, not another ice and snow post!” I promise this will be the last one for awhile.
The powers of reflection and refraction create one of nature’s most appreciated displays …
… the rainbow!
Rainbows need not be large to be appreciated – this miniature one lurking amongst the ice pile on Lake Superior was a little treasure!
Ciao! ~ Kat
This post was in response to the Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge. ”Reflections” was this week’s theme. Everyone is welcome to join in the Challenge; further details on how to participate and links to others’ responses are found here.
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As harsh as this winter has been, opportunities for great photos abound! That tiny rainbow is such a treasure.
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So true — and I do appreciate the beauty, but looking forward to the beauty of Spring!
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Lovely idea Kat! First shot is especially beautiful
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Thanks, Tina — the wind was whipping the snow powder around giving a somewhat dreamy view.
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Spectacular and amazing!
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Thanks so much, IT!
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So beautiful Kat!
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Thank you, Madhu!
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Love how beautifully you’ve captured the ice and rainbow:) You have a talent, Kat!
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Peri I so appreciate the compliment! Thank you! (I am sooo far behind on blog reading — that darn day job! :-))
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A lovely photo for the challenge but I hope our ice melts quickly. 🙂
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