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One of my sunflowers (with a tiny raindrop) looks on....
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This was quite a surprise. Just as I snapped the photo, a streak of lightning began to spider across the sky. I didn't catch it in full glory but you can see the start of it at the top right of the shot and it extends down through the rainbow.
A raindrop on the lens blurs the rainbow.
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