At the end of the rainbow is a pot of gold… that’s according to the Philippine folklore. And since a rainbow usually appears when it rains with the sun shining, our elders also said that a tikbalang (a giant half man – half horse mythical creature) was being wed at the back of a church. I guess rainbows are just so magical and mystical that old folks really need to come up with stories to express their wonderment with this spectacular gift from nature.
I particularly love and was delighted by this one… like it’s smiling down at me.
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These are great pictures! It’s so hard to photograph rainbows…
thank you!
I love rainbows! They’re so exciting!
Great pictures!
thank you, i’m glad you enjoyed it!
The first photo is phenomenal, the last one is cool. Great stuff!
thanks!
wow! So beautiful! Thank you! Cheers!
thank you!
I love the smiling rainbow!
thanks, me too! it’s so rare to see a rainbow smiling down at you.
There is something so mystical about the ephemeral nature of rainbows
truly, i couldn’t agree more. thanks for liking it.
I looooooove rainbows but I haven’t taken any photo of them yet.
they’re so magical, right? thanks for the follow.