At a specific time of the morning here in Western Australia, it becomes rainbow o'clock, Conditions dependant this is usually around 9 and 10am where the angle of the sun begins to create refractions in the spray flying off the back of the wave, often catching us all off guard, holding for a split second moment, much like a wave, and then disappearing again. This is one of the most beautiful moments for us, a lingering memory of a wave at Huzzas that has already passed through.
