Fog Bow - Shem Creek SC Acrylic Print
by Douglas Berry
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Fog Bow - Shem Creek SC acrylic print by Douglas Berry. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of an acrylic print. Your image gets printed directly onto the back of a 1/4" thick sheet of clear acrylic. The high gloss of the acrylic sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results. Two different mounting options are available, see below.
Design Details
Here is a rare fog bow caught on camera along Shem Creek in Mt Pleasant SC late November of 2013. I had never seen one in my life. Comments... more
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Artist's Description
Here is a rare fog bow caught on camera along Shem Creek in Mt Pleasant SC late November of 2013. I had never seen one in my life. Comments appreciated!
About Douglas Berry
I am a full-time Meteorologist with a passion in weather and landscape photography. I became interested in photography while attending my first field observation course of thunderstorms in the Great Plains during 1999. Since then, I have gathered 25 years of experience through my hobby and profession throughout the United States. Find me on Facebook at: fb.com/DouglasBerryPhotography Follow me on Twitter at: @DougBerryPhoto Please stop by in the future as I have numerous images that will be uploaded to FAA in the coming weeks. * Can't find one of my images that you would like to purchase here? Shoot me a quick email or message me on Facebook and I'll make it available on this website ASAP. Email: forecaster1@gmail.com
$88.00
Douglas Berry
thanks Priscilla!
Priscilla Burgers
Amazing!
David and Carol Kelly
Fantastic capture
Douglas Berry replied:
Thanks!
Tracy Winter
wonderful image!
Douglas Berry replied:
Thanks Tracy!
Robert Harmon
Very unique indeed. Ever seen a moon bow!
Douglas Berry replied:
Thanks for featuring the photo. I've seen several halos and moon dogs, but never a moonbow. I'm usually not up or at work during the time they are typically observed.