I've never seen this rainbow effect in clouds before or since. Does anyone know what it's called?
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Mark Williams
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I'magrandma 27 months ago | reply
man! awesome. wow!
Brian E Kushner 27 months ago | reply
Great capture!
regwah 27 months ago | reply
Awesome.
twilkie50...I'm Back! 26 months ago | reply
Great Shot!!
terchar 26 months ago | reply
I don't know what this effect is called, but it is AMAZING!
Mark'sPics 26 months ago | reply
Thanks ya'll!
Thystyn (away for a very long time) 25 months ago | reply
wow, that's pretty surreal, like a weird painting.
Mark'sPics 24 months ago | reply
Thanks for visiting and commenting :)
Iván Delli 24 months ago | reply
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El pollo la garapa 24 months ago | reply
Brillante momento .
saludos
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JohnSchneider 21 months ago | reply
Don't know if there's a special term, but "cloud refraction" seems to describe it. Great shot.
Mark'sPics 21 months ago | reply
nathaniel_sinclair 8 months ago | reply
Its A Rainbow Affect... Its For Cirro Level Clouds (The Highest Level Of Clouds)... its the reflection of of the sun (Since They Are So High). It's Usually With Cirrus Clouds Though.