Think shooting rainbows is all, well, rainbows and unicorns?
Those “unicorns” have minds of their own that don’t often consider “posing” for two-leggeds to be part of any kind of their wild plan whatsoever.
I’m still on the hunt for what I consider a *perfect* (OK, even somewhat close) mustangs-under-the-rainbow shot. 🙂
Tenaz helped a bunch. Thanks, buddy. 🙂
Oh, and although it was NOT raining over Spring Creek Basin whatsoever anywhere (it was either virga or far up-valley beyond the basin’s boundaries) when we had the rainbow (as usual, which, I know, seems odd and unusual, except here (!?!), where it’s completely and totally normal), the rain came with sunset. 😉
We’re dancin’ a little bit with a lotta joy!
Spring Creek Basin Mustangs 
What a gorgeous photo, TJ! A nice rainbow and Tenaz – I’d say about as close to “rainbows and unicorns” as you can get! Such lovely colors, and of course Tenaz is pure handsomeness.
I have to remember that any pic of a mustang under a rainbow is a treasure. 🙂
Yes. Yes it is.
Another beautiful picture! So glad for the rain!
We are AMAZINGLY grateful. We’ve gotten almost more moisture since Monday than we’ve gotten since last Dec. 1. Grow, grass, grow! 🙂
Lots of joy indeed to see Pony Gold at the end of the Rainbow! What a fantastic shot, TJ! This is a children’s book waiting to happen!
Ha! Dunno about that, but he’s definitely pony gold. 🙂
Beautiful TJ. May I paint Tenaz from your picture?
Certainly. 🙂
Thank you TJ .
A multiple rainbow — the sky does that here, too, sometimes no rain except up in the sky.
It might be a Western thing. I don’t think it was what Dolly, in the verdant East, was thinking about when she said every rainbow needs rain (she said it much better!). 🙂
My mom called virga “raining in the sky” which isn’t wrong so maybe Dolly’s onto something.