Very excited to share that two of my photos of the Amazing Double Rainbow Over NYC were published in the online edition of today's The Telegraph (UK). Very cool to see my photos reaching a global audience. The Daily Telegraph has the sixth highest circulation rate for a UK newspaper at almost 500,000 daily readers. Signed Limited Edition prints of all my photos are available for purchase. Contact me for details.

Telegraph UK 6-22-17

Double Rainbow NYC<u>THE STORY BEHIND THE PHOTOS</u><br/> <br/> <em>On Monday June 19, 2017, a ferocious squall line moved thru the New York City area bring rain, high winds and thunderstorms. After being pummeled for nearly two hours, just before sunset there was a sudden break in clouds and the City was bathed in an-otherworldly glow of golden light. And then almost on cue an amazing, awesome, awe-inspiring double rainbow appeared over NYC. A complete 180 degree capsule of light engulfed the metropolis. Everyone around me slowly stopped what they were doing and fell silent. One person had tears in their eyes, and another brought his hands to his chest and started praying. Like most rainbows, it only lasted a few minutes. I've never seen anything quite like it but it has left a profound and lasting impression on me.</em> IMG_9995THE STORY BEHIND THE PHOTOS

On Monday June 19, 2017, a ferocious squall line moved thru the New York City area bring rain, high winds and thunderstorms. After being pummeled for nearly two hours, just before sunset there was a sudden break in clouds and the City was bathed in an-otherworldly glow of golden light. And then almost on cue an amazing, awesome, awe-inspiring double rainbow appeared over NYC. A complete 180 degree capsule of light engulfed the metropolis. Everyone around me slowly stopped what they were doing and fell silent. One person had tears in their eyes, and another brought his hands to his chest and started praying. Like most rainbows, it only lasted a few minutes. I've never seen anything quite like it but it has left a profound and lasting impression on me.