This is my contribution to the Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Morning.
I am a morning person and often have the alarm set to allow me to get to a location half an hour before sunrise. So here’s a small selection of photos taken around sunrise but not necessarily what I would call a photo of a sunrise.
Waves and rocks on the Lake Huron shoreline soon after sunrise.
A female Eurasian Blue Tit egg laying early in the morning.
A juvenile Red Knot on the Lake Huron shoreline at sunrise.
Waves and ripples on Lake Huron at sunrise.
Snow and hoarfrost covered farmland at sunrise.
A Eurasian Blue Tit silhouetted against the rising sun.
18 replies on “Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Morning”
Beautiful photo of that Red Knot
Thank you. The golden light didn’t last long, probably 20% of the photos are in the golden light.
Great morning images!
Thanks Sue. I’ve just starting finding comments I never received notifications for. More WordPress gremlins.
What marvellous photos of sunrise. I especially love the featured photo of the waves and the rocks 🧡
Thanks. The waves and rocks photo has been a favourite of mine but it’s a film shot and I didn’t have a good digital copy until recently.
Love that snow scene especially David
Thanks Tina. The snow scene was taken when scouting for a moonrise location that evening.
Ah, how I wish I was such a morning person! A beautiful gallery – my favorite is the opener and the red knot.
Thanks Ann-Christine. Being a morning person isn’t much help during the lockdown. Or one morning last summer when I must have walked past a black bear in the dark walking to the car to head out for a sunrise. The bear was breaking into the garbage shed before I was out of the driveway.
Lovely shots.
Thank you.
Great to see what I’m missing by not being an early morning person. 🙂
And another comment I didn’t have a notification about. I’ve always been a morning person. It’s a little frustrating during lockdown.
Wow. Beautiful shots. I love the waves and rocks in particular. Well done.
Thanks John. I tried to get as much variety as possible while not using an actual sunrise.
Beautiful photos! Wow!
Thank you.