Storm chaser & videographer Jeremy Friebel of New Smyrna Beach grew up in Midwest with tornadoes
Photo for Headline Surfer® by Jeremy Friebel / This image of a double rainbow was captured 8:07 p.m. Thursday in Osteen, in Volusia County, FL.
OSTEEN -- Extreme weather photographer Jeremy Friebel may have captured one of the rarest sights in nature: What appears to be a double rainbow or rainbow on top of a rainbow.
It is one of the most beautiful sights captured on a digital camera by Friebel who routinely shoots extreme weather photos throughout Volusia County.
This image of the rainbow was captured at 8:07 p.m. Thursday in rural Osteen in unincorporated Volusia County after a thunderstorm as darkness was setting in.
It my look like a photoshop hoax, but Friebel, originally from Menasha, Wisc., and who lives in New Smyrna Beach, has prided himself on shooting weather scenes for quite some time and pitching them to Central Florida media outlets.
He grew up chasing tornadoes.
YouTube video download by Jeremy Friebel /
The storm chaser captures lightning strikes on the beach in Ponce Inlet on June 22. In the second video, Friebel presents a time lapse of a brewing storm on the same beach.
FAST FACTS: Storm chaser Jeremy Friebel
Jeremy Friebel is shown here with his girlfriend, Charity Vordenberg.-- Extreme Weather photographer;
-- Lead photographer & videographer at Maximum Vision;
-- Studied video production at Fox Valley Technical College;
-- Lives in New Smyrna Beach.
-- Originally From Menasha, Wisc.