I am a night owl, so very often I don't see the sun rise. Sometimes I do, though. And it's worth it.
The progression of a sunrise last week:
The colours changed so fast - it was lovely to watch, and I'm glad I had my camera handy.
P. S. Happy Fourth of July to my American friends! May there be something yummy involved :)
Nice shots, sunrises and sunsets are hard to capture in a photo, but those do admirably well.
ReplyDeleteIndependence day is in full swing, even this early in the day. Bangity bangity bang!
-Doug in Oakland
Wow, things do start early! 'Bangity bangity bang' made me laugh :)
DeleteThat was a beautiful sunrise - good thing you have your camera handy! Happy July 4th!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Lovenicky!
DeleteOoooh. Ahhhh.
ReplyDeleteThank you.
On this side of the world my day is starting with blissful gentle rain. No colour today.
But the grey skies that bring your blissful rain are worth it, aren't they ...
DeleteOh yes. The cats would argue the point though.
DeleteHa ha! Yes, most cats don't really like water much.
DeleteLovely photographic progression. I used to see that every morning at work --started at 6 am. Then I retired and learned there was no such hour, but I sure appreciate beautiful photos of the illusion. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteYou know what? It looks like the photos are out of order, but I published them in the order they were on the camera. I think it's because I was adjusting the close-up on the camera between shots. Anyway, the colours are what I was going for. Thank YOU for your highly entertaining wordsmithery, Geo.
DeleteHi Jenny-so pretty. I'm glad you were there with your camera, too:-)
ReplyDeleteSince I started blogging, my camera has never been far from me, Chicken :) Thank you!
DeleteAn excellent sunrise! I'm up pretty early but for some reason I rarely see it -- our living room, where I usually am at that time of morning, faces in the wrong direction!
ReplyDeleteThat can be a challenge! The sun rises where I can catch it but it sets behind dense vegetation so I have to leave home to find it :)
DeleteThere are many ways we connect, it seems. Like you, I'm such a night owl that I have mostly only ever seen sunrises if I've stayed up through the dark hours. Heh-heh.
ReplyDeleteGlorious pink in that sky there.
Heh-heh is right ... and reading is generally the reason why :)
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