Double Rainbow Through Rain Metal Print

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A rain storm rolls in over Rivercut Golf Course in Springfield, Missouri, United States. This was during sunset time and as the rain moved in, a double rainbow emerged. On the right half of this photo you can see the rain partially covering the rainbow. Shortly after I took this, I got into my car just as the rain approached me. The rain was welcomed because it had been so dry and really hot that grass and plants were dying. Rivercut is a city owned public, but very high end, Golf Course just south of Springfield MO and north of Nixa MO.

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Born and raised in the Ozarks, Jennifer White is the owner / photographer for Timeless Moments Photography in Ozark Missouri, United States. She's had a passion for photography since she was a child. A couple of her photos has been internationally published in a Germany woman's art magazine, PracticeLink Magazine (Winter 2022), and various other magazines. She's been featured in a many art groups, published in various blogs, and her "Come On Spring Time" daffodil image has been a made a USPS postage stamp (Jan 2023). She's also won a variety of photography contests. Photography has been in her family for decades. She loves showing the beauty God has created through nature and mankind. There are so many beautiful aspects to this world...