An old photo I shot on a holiday in sweden where I took this camera to make my first guided astroshots. It was summer and suddenly there was this nice thunderstorm above our tiny 1-road-and-6-buildings-village (but it has a sign with a real name!! ).
I had a hard job in correcting colour and lens obstruction on this image. The noisefilter destroyed much detail in the grass and trees but I think the whole image looks better this way. I'm still not satisfied because it didn't turn out too good, but I did my best...
It's called 'Rainbow Deluxe' because one can see the secondary rainbow and what I know as 'interference rainbow': look at the colours and you may see (depending on your monitor, your eyes, your attention and of course the part of the rainbow you look at ) them in this order: red-orange-yellow-green-purple-green-purple! There where about 3 or 4 repetitions of green-purple visible to the eye...unfortunately not to the camera
The inner area of the main rainbow is brighter than the outer area - this is because the raindrops refract the sunlight towards the center of the rainbow.
The title text is coloured using the real colours of this rainbow (copied a part of it, resized/rotated it and inserted it as a layer set to the mode 'colour' over the text)!

Updated (13.03.2006): I kinda split the image into sky and terrain, I left the old sky but for the terrain now I took the luminance data of the raw image (no noisefilter) and corrected the lens obstruction again. Now you see a noisefiltered sky (were the film grain otherwise would be clearly visible) with a non noisefiltered terrain (were the film grain without the filter isn't too prominent).

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Nikon FE with Kodak RC 400-2
Nikkor NC Auto 24 mm (or was it the Vivitar 35 mm Auto Wide-Angle )

Photoshop (colour and obstruction correction, frames)
Noiseware (adaptive FFT filter)