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alphacheese
If God brings u to it, He will bring u through it
Has anybody taken a full 360 rainbow pic? I've never seen one in life, but the pics look pretty cool!
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rdale
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Something like this alphacheese? Normally, you would would have to have a "God"'s eye view looking down, or in a plane looking down at a cloud below. You can create something similar with a sprinkler in the back yard, planting yourself somewhere between the water source and good backlighting (the sun).
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alphacheese
If God brings u to it, He will bring u through it
Just like that! I've seen pics, here's one from google:
I was just wondering if anyone here had seen one and got to snap a pic of it. I've seen some pics of about 250 degrees rainbow from the ground, butI think you must be elevated to get the full 360.. as you stated. I think I've seen pics of them from the edge of a tall water fall, like from national geograhpic or something. But even google can't find very many.
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