If there was an award for the ‘Laziest Photographer” I would certainly win with these photos taken from my kitchen window. The positive aspect is of course that I can watch the progress of the light as the sun rises each morning. Not all days are so spectacular but there is often a very interesting progression of light from dark to lighter back to darker and then again lighter before the colour is drained by full light. Many thanks for your many viewings, likes and comments.
Spectacular — I’ve never seen a sunrise presented in a progressive group of pictures; it really adds a lot to the experience much more than just one picture does.
It also saves me having to choose which one I want to show! But you’re right, watching this colour show is remarkable and how and why the changes occur the way they do must have a lot to do with humidity of the air reflecting and refracting light,. Meteorologists can correct me if I’m wrong.
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Wow, great photo! The first one really stands out!
If there was an award for the ‘Laziest Photographer” I would certainly win with these photos taken from my kitchen window. The positive aspect is of course that I can watch the progress of the light as the sun rises each morning. Not all days are so spectacular but there is often a very interesting progression of light from dark to lighter back to darker and then again lighter before the colour is drained by full light. Many thanks for your many viewings, likes and comments.
beautiful.. my favorite is the softness of the third one.
Yes that one is so unusual . Nature is such an artist, sometimes way over the top with special effects and suddenly sophisticated and subtle
Spectacular — I’ve never seen a sunrise presented in a progressive group of pictures; it really adds a lot to the experience much more than just one picture does.
It also saves me having to choose which one I want to show! But you’re right, watching this colour show is remarkable and how and why the changes occur the way they do must have a lot to do with humidity of the air reflecting and refracting light,. Meteorologists can correct me if I’m wrong.
BEAUTIFUL! Oh how I love the sky!
I must admit to having a slight obsession about clouds and colour!
Same here! They’re fascinating. I never bore of them