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Day 8 of 365.

Before yoga on my ride in I kept thinking that todays photo might be lacking, I did not fret just yet because one always seems to turn up when you aren't looking.

So I left yoga and as I was arriving at Eisenhower St, I notice a brilliantly large rainbow in front of me. I rode over to garrison bight bridge and start clicking. This photo was taken through my polarized sunglasses with the white balance change to tungsten. The rosy pink shade of the glasses was removed and all that was left was polarization. The technique helped me capture much clearer rainbows.

I am also very attracted to this photo is Rorschach for because the curve up the rainbow becomes so clear and mathematical when reflected.

"Newton originally named only five primary colours: red, yellow, green, blue and violet. Later he included orange and indigo, giving seven colours by analogy to the number of notes in a musical scale."

A quarter turn of a circular polarizer is the sole difference between these two images. This simple adjustment darkens the sky, softens the reflection in the water, reduces the luster off the mud, and most strikingly brings to the grass and trees a vibrant luminosity. Both images are unprocessed RAW files converted to JPEG.

Taken at Lake Mary near Flagstaff, AZ.