Rainbow Connection
We all need a little more sunshine in our lives, especially during times of uncertainty. Rainbows have always represented hope, positivity, and acceptance—the promise of better things to come. When we asked for photos of your beach rainbows in early 2020, little did we know how much we would need things to brighten up our days. But you all answered with hundreds of gorgeous photos of your rainbow-colored beach finds and colorful rainbows on the beach. We are so happy to share just a few of the photos you submitted and hope that seeing them inspires you to find the color and light in your own world. We are all in this together and we hope these photos brighten your day as we share the beauty found by our global beachcombing community.
Maureen Wyer, Carrie Powell, Jaime Resendes, Karin Roberson
Terena Hillary, Maureen Wyer, Mary T. McCarthy
Carol Burr @EnglishSeaGlassCo, Shannon Beckham
Cassandra Tiensivu
Tracy Gilmore, Red Island Sea Glass, LMarie Allen
Machel Spence, Karin Roberson
Mary T. McCarthy, Red Island Sea Glass, Karin Roberson
Helen Butcher, Heidi Tauschek-Bentle
Megan L. Mortimer, Cindy Cerefin, Philip Florov
Daniela Lindberg, Nicola McFarlane Young, Mary T. McCarthy
LMarie Allen, Suzanne Davis, Red Island Sea Glass
Maureen Wyer, Leah Howell, Denece Teetor
Caroline H. Baker
Joyce bank, Mimi Chappelear
This article appeared in the Beachcombing Magazine July/August 2020 issue.
