Well, now I feel silly. It’s a triplet. That will (maybe) teach me to look at emails in order of their arrival. This photo is lovely, too. You must have worked fast to find three successful compositions in the short amount of time that such light usually holds.
Thanks Linda. I think I got around two dozen images to work with dispersed over two sunrises (these three were from the same morning). To my eyes, that magical light lasts for around fifteen minutes, depending on what the clouds are up to. The temperature both mornings was around freezing so my fingers were not happy campers. 😄
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Well, now I feel silly. It’s a triplet. That will (maybe) teach me to look at emails in order of their arrival. This photo is lovely, too. You must have worked fast to find three successful compositions in the short amount of time that such light usually holds.
Thanks Linda. I think I got around two dozen images to work with dispersed over two sunrises (these three were from the same morning). To my eyes, that magical light lasts for around fifteen minutes, depending on what the clouds are up to. The temperature both mornings was around freezing so my fingers were not happy campers. 😄
Wow, two dozen images. I look forward to seeing them. Maybe your fingers weren’t happy campers, but your viewers are.
Thanks, that made me laugh
Very moody
For at least ten minutes when it first comes up that low angle of sun is quite extraordinary
Great for photos
Definitely
Very beautiful series of the dunes in the morning light!
Many thanks Jag. Nice to hear from you
Another happy camper here….
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Oh that deep sun tone…love it🟠🟡👌🌞
Thanks Hedy 👋