Rainbow, 4/24/13
Posted on April 24, 2013 Posted by John Scalzi 21 Comments
I see some cool stuff from my front yard sometimes.
Larger versions are here. Feel free to use ’em for computer wallpapers if you like.
Posted on April 24, 2013 Posted by John Scalzi 21 Comments
I see some cool stuff from my front yard sometimes.
Larger versions are here. Feel free to use ’em for computer wallpapers if you like.
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Leprechaun’s in Ohio? I would never have guessed!
Beautiful! :-)
Awesome! I saw that in Columbus, only I must have been on the other side of it! :D
Beautiful
Also, gorgeous picture! You have a keen eye.
Do you mind if people slap some of your sunrises or sunsets on Pinterest, with a link to the original image, or would you rather not have your Flickr stream released into the wild like that?
Jeri:
As long as they are attributed and linked, I don’t really have a problem with it, no.
John, do you have a policy about your photos being used as reference images? Your sunset photos are especially inspiring, and I’d love to reference some of them in my fantasy oil paintings. This http://whatever.scalzi.com/2012/07/25/sunset-72412/ with a dragon or two would be cramazing.
: )
Courtney Cantrell:
Go ahead, I don’t mind.
Awesome, thanks! I’ll let you know and blog it when I finish one. : )
Thanks! I needed that!
A rainbow on the other side of the world on my “birthday”. I am so going to use this, thanks! ;)
That’s very beautiful. Thank you!
I don’t get the connection.
Gorgeous.
That’s the beauty of working at home. :) I have my workstation in my front window so I can see the bird feeder. Its very relaxing.
Sweet. And . Reminds me of Manoa.
Screwed that up. Meant that to be ‘And <WistfulSigh>’.
Wait, nobody’s noted yet that it’s actually a (very faint) double rainbow? What does _that_ mean?
Thank you for sharing. Science is awesome! :)
(7th grade, 9th grade and 10th grade Donna would have been shocked out of her mind to hear adult Donna say that.)
chtp: I think that means it’s time for Ice Cream! (which may not mean anything to you if you aren’t from the West Coast)
Your front yard was the inspiration for ‘under the dome’. Cool.