This is one of my earlier shots. At the time I was still keeping count of the shots taken with my 300D so... 297 is a pretty low number.

A rainbow cuts through the Captain Cook Water Jet monument. The National Library stands in the background, with Parliament House's 4-posted flagpole visible off to the right. My original comment was that I'd probably just fluked the shot, but a comment made by PBase member Andrew jogged my memory (and thank you kindly for it, Andrew); I remember now that my intention WAS to have the rainbow cutting from the stylised sculpture of the globe on the left into the lake. I didn't QUITE make it, but the result was still not too bad if I do say so myself.

The sphere on the left is the land based part of the monument, being a globe which shows Cook's 3 voyages of discovery.

It's the perpetual lament of learning photographers: "If only I knew then what I know now..."