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Snowbow ("rainbow" made by snow) on front edge of snowstorm

Snowbow ("rainbow" made by snow) on front edge of snowstorm

This storm front was being blown toward me very quickly by high winds. Small, dry snowflakes were being blown out in front of the clouds by the wins, and made t...
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This storm front was being blown toward me very quickly by high winds. Small, dry snowflakes were being blown out in front of the clouds by the wins, and made this refraction pattern.
Near Capitan Mountains, southeast New Mexico, USA
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PENTAX K-50

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Aperture f/7.1 ISO 100 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 5000/100

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Feb, 2018

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