La Imagen de la Semana: Choque de tiempos

Me parece una foto muy curiosa, donde se puede apreciar por un lado el arco-iris y por otro la tormenta :)

While trying to provide storm coverage for local affiliates, Iowa storm chaser Paul Brooks followed a cell from Albia to Mount Pleasant at sunset. He captured this scene just east of Mount Pleasant—lightning to the south and a well-defined rainbow to the east—by stacking seven separate shots on top of each other, forming a composite image of the weather events. “Truly a perfect alignment of the elements,” he writes.

Fotografía: Paul Brooks
Fuente: National Geographic 

La Imagen de la Semana: Arcoiris doble

“I was inside my car as the ferry was getting ready to dock, [and] I see people's faces looking in one direction, in awe, toward the sea,” writes Your Shot member Myriam Casper, who was traveling from Nanaimo on Vancouver Island to mainland Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada. “So I grabbed my camera, went to check out what they were looking at, and then saw this perfect double rainbow in front of me.” Casper fought crowds of people on the ferry’s deck to get the shot over Horseshoe Bay. “It’s almost as if we [were] approaching a portal to another planet.”

Fotografía: Myriam Casper
Fuente: National Geographic

La Imagen de la Semana: Arcoíris

Foto: Ian Lumsden
Fuente: Smithsonian Magazine