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Rainbow Field

posted by fotoviva, Feb 27, 2012 5:22 AM — 0 comments

I've just had approved a new image to the stock.xchng site with a landscape image called Rainbow Field. This was captured on a strange day when the weather seemed to go from gloriously sunny to dark and brooding. This double rainbow appeared over the landscape, starting in a local rapeseed field and ending who-knows-where. As the sky was so black at that stage the rainbow was very vivid to the eye and I didn't have to do much processing to this picture at all. Hope you like it, take a look at my other work too. Cheers.

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