A rare fogbow appeared in Cobar, New South Wales, captured by amateur photographer Marie Johnson—turning a foggy morning into a surreal spectacle. Unlike rainbows, fogbows form from tiny fog droplets and are uncommon in Australia’s warmer, drier regions, typically seen in cooler climates like Canada or Europe. Marie, out shooting mist, stumbled upon this ghostly white arc, mistaking it at first for a giant white rainbow—until online sleuths revealed the magic. Meteorologists confirm these ethereal arcs need precise fog and sun angles, and lunar fogbows at night are even rarer. It’s a stunning reminder that wonder can bloom anywhere, if you’re lucky enough to witness it.
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