Sunrise #2 by goodoleboy
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Captured 1/8/14, moments after exiting the usually congenial confines of my condominium complex.
I like the subtle herringbone cloud effect.
A ZOOM is always wise.
Cheerybye.
Comments (17)
Marvelous capture and fantastic landscape !!!
Beautiful sunrise lots going on up there. Nice capture. :-)
That really is one epic looking sunrise, Harry. Very nice capture as always.
splendid capture !
Excellent.
Wonderful sky, marvelous colors, excellent shot!
Glorious! We call that a mackerel sky here.
Wow, that's just gorgeous!!!!
Ooh, that's so lovely! The palm tree silhouettes on the bottom really complement those delicate golden clouds. What a great shot, Harry!
What a beautiful sky !
Wow lovely sky and there are contemporaneously 5 different kind od clouds conformation and one chemical trail too. Great mood, Excellent shot!!! :0)
glorious!! wow!
Fantastic shot. I like the mood and the tree silhouettes.
beautiful sky and image!
A delightful shot Harry, impressive cloud formations indeed. Well done. Rob
beautiful silhouette.
I decided to comment on all 3 of these, to get at the differences in a series. Yes, I can see the herringbone effect; and there are several varieties of them, too. The sun, here, is on the other side from number 3; and it's partly hidden by the tree, allowing the tree (or trees) to be partly dissolved by its rays. And again we see the changing hues as the light courses across the horizon. Your ground is much higher here, allowing us to see more tree tops, with that feather-duster feel from all those palm trees---a silhouette hardly any other tree offers, at least that I've seen. And an array of building tops and telephone poles, etc, speckle the bottom too. I assume it takes some thought to balance the two different types of light in shots like these, either via camera-work or postwork; since you've got pronounced dark on ground level and sweeps of light at sky level, Several cloud types here too. (I know nothing of your skies, but from what you've said in several uploads, these skies are less common than uncommon; so I take it you can't get captures like this very often. Which must make getting them special.) Fine sky and sunrise work, with all the mysteries intact...