Friday 6 March 2009
Somewhere over the rainbow
Taken at sunset in my street after rain.
It's also a reminder that The 3-week long Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras in Sydney finishes on Saturday night (at sunset) with the spectacular parade, watched each year by tens of thousands of spectactors. Have a look at skies all over the world.
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What pretty colors!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot Sally, I love the colors.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Looks like interesting lighting, plus a good flash of the bulb. Very well done.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo!
ReplyDeleteGood shot.
ReplyDeleteThat's lovely. Nothing like a rainbow to make you feel better.
ReplyDeleteHope the pot of old is there. I's a sucker for purple but the rainbow is double whammy.
ReplyDeleteThe sky looks very pretty after the rain. Beautiful rainbow and lovely green fringe!
ReplyDeleteAmazing colors :)
ReplyDeletemaybe they're having mardi gras up there too!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot! I love rainbows. And I love that they represent the GLBT community! How did you make the rainbow link?
ReplyDeleteOh, wow! Breathtaking!
ReplyDeleteFANTASTIC!
ReplyDeleteMaya - I just used the colour palette thingy in Blogger - highlight a few letters at a time and change them.
ReplyDeleteHow beautiful colors!
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot.
Spectacular. The fronds hanging down make it particularly impressive somehow.
ReplyDeleteWhat an exceptional Skywatch post! Well done Sally!
ReplyDeleteAnd then thanks for the song today in Avignon - it's my birthday today and the joy in the song suits me perfectly. Cheers!
gorgeus! lov the rainbow!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sky!!! Happy Friday.
ReplyDeleteThank you for all those lovely comments yesterday. It is inevitable that with at least 4 of us in the one city, that some duplication will occur.
ReplyDeleteThe overhang here - is it a callistemon?
I am going to the start of the parade this evening - mainly to get photos for my Stranger project. I expect to discover quite a few strangers there. Being shorter than short, the parade itself passes over my head ...
What a lovely sky! Quite a unique composition.
ReplyDeleteWow,I wonder why I missed this SWF post, this is the most wonderful I've ever seen. I'd love to see rainbows, but in truth I've never seen real ones yet. How lucky of you. :)
ReplyDeleteAh, even nature honours the rainblow world!!
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