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Sam, I like the color tones on this one. The exposure is right on and lucky you to get those rainbows.

Jerry, thanks very much for your comments. Yes, seeing rainbows usually means you find yourself in a dry spot, sun shining on your back, and rain falling in some distance away. Cheers, Sam.

Very good catch Sam, a double rainbow. Twice the luck!!!

Thanks Paul. We need all the luck we get, don't we?! Cheers, Sam.

Thanks for viewing. Cheers, Sam.

all rainbows are by nature/physics double - the second one, which in which the spectum is inverted is usually harder to spot as it is fainter (the internal reflection isnt as efficient in this case) - the pot of gold is located at a point between the two, tending towards the brighter one, you have to figure out the ratios of the two brightnesses and convert that to a distance along the line connecting the terminating points between them - the terminating point is the section that is 565 nm in wavelength, basically this is the cusp of green and yellow.

Nick, thanks very much for instructing my where I, finally, can get my pot full of gold! Cheers, Sam.