With the sticky on sunsets, I thought I'd post a sunrise!
I did this one a few weeks ago, just before daylight saving went into effect.
I was driving to work and saw this!
Brian

I posted this before, but it's the best sunrise I have. It was taken looking over Bryce Canyon in Utah.
-Paul

Here's a June sunrise over Fontana Lake in North Carolina.

I found another one...taken a few minutes before the one below.

From Acton, Ca.

And here's one from the archives–Mojave Desert sunrise. Shot with a Nikon Coolpix 5000.

I remember seeing a sunrise a while back :) Well actually I used to watch them daily through the window before I left work ;)

Great images here, but I feel bad for Brian having to drive to work while shooting his :)

Here's another Mojave sunrise. I am so upset with myself about this one...cannot find the original file, and am hoping I didn't delete it by accident!!!

And here's a recent sunrise showing Mt. San Jacinto (to the right). Sure wish there had been clouds, but that is soon coming.

I think I enjoy sunrises more than sunsets, simply because you don't see as many of them.

How about two? These are also two of my oldies. I took both of them about two years ago after I got my Digital Rebel.

Yeah, yeah, this one again... ;)

Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Lake Superior

The horizon is off 1.5 degrees ;)

yeah yeah yeah...... I'M A WISE GUY ;)

It's a little curved too, compliments of a 20mm lens... :rolleyes: I shot with a tripod (obviously) in the sand and was paying more attention to keeping everything lined up than the bubble level in the hot shoe. Sunrise happens quick!

It's a little curved too, compliments of a 20mm lens... :rolleyes: I shot with a tripod (obviously) in the sand and was paying more attention to keeping everything lined up than the bubble level in the hot shoe. Sunrise happens quick!


I was pulling your leg in response to you comment that accompanied you great image!

sunrise over lake michigan

Gene,


MOON RISES are great!

I know some people will say you need to get rid of the noise, but that noise adds to it for me!!!

Looking the other way during sunrise ;)

Does anyone else know what causes the pink/purple blend that arises <i>opposite</i> the sunrise and sunset? I heard once it was the shadow of the Earth on its own atmosphere.

Here's a sunrise that I shot last week on the way to work. May put it on critique forum and see what everyone thinks.