The Traveler: B. Rowe Winecoff of Edina
A rainbow paints the sky above San Sebastian, a resort town in the Basque region of northern Spain. Named Donostia in the Basque language, the town is known for its picturesque beaches edged by a promenade and a cobblestone-lined old town with shops and restaurants. The photographer and his wife had stepped out of their hotel at just the right moment to capture the colorful sky as a rainstorm brewed over the Bay of Biscay. "The Basque region is a fascinating area with a long history of struggle for independence, a culture rich in the arts, unique and flavorful cuisine, and exquisite wines," Winecoff wrote in an e-mail. He shot this photograph with his iPhone 7.
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