Amazing! These 13 Rainbows Captured In South Carolina Will Leave You Speechless

How many of us, as children, tried to run down the end of a rainbow? I have to raise my hand on this one as there was more than one time in my childhood where I tried valiantly to find the end of the rainbow. I just knew that there was going to be a pot of gold there and that I would able to  give it to my mom.

Rainbows are one of those phenomenons that will always remain magical in our lives. You can't help but to stop and stare, stop and point, and in these cases, stop and take a photograph. Your mouth will be left gaping because of the beauty you've captured!

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Delk Haigler caught this rainbow not far from his home.

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This rainbow was captured over Broad Creek on Hilton Head Island.

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Jim Crotty took this photograph at the very same location over Broad Creek.

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What an amazing double rainbow that was captured over the Commons in Greenville.

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Josh captured this double rainbow. I love the texture that this has and the richness of the color.

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Broad River was a great spot for Jim Crotty on July 30, 2012. I'm so glad that he decided to share these photographs so that we may all see the rainbow's magical beauty.

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Jason happened to be at the right place and right time when he captured this at work one day. You just never know when you are going to see magic unfold before your eyes.

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"End of the Rainbow" captured on Pawley's Island.

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Kim Sullivan happened to capture this picture while it was still raining. What amazing timing!

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Sometimes the rainbows play hide and seek with you. You just have to be patient with them.

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If you capture a rainbow over the water does that mean the pot of gold is sunken treasure? What a great photograph!

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Look what the lowcountry has to offer! Sasha captured this beautiful double rainbow over the trees.

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This rainbow has a watercolor effect that I love.

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Not only is this a gorgeous rainbow, but the edits make this photograph really pop.

Don't stop believing in magic! Be like these photographers and continue to chase the rainbows. You never know what you might find at the other end. Do you, by chance, have a photograph of a South Carolina rainbow? Why not share it! Post it below so we can all "ooooo and ahhhhh" over it. I know I will.

I want to take a minute and thank all the photographers who so graciously provide me with photographs that they have taken. It's because of you that we are able to bring South Carolina to everyone like they have never seen it before. Your time and talent is much appreciated by all of us.