sunrise

Hey guys! How's everyone, sorry for the long absence - been very busy lately. Finally we can travel again around Europe with not too much hassle, and I can't wait to go back to Iceland in September as my first international trip after Covid forced me to stay in Italy for pretty much all the...

After a long night of photographing the night sky with timelapses (which I posted back in March of April) I had this very cool sunrise I was treated to in Grand Teton National Park. This was taken back in March, and I really liked all of the snow. Not everything was open, but what was open...

This year, due to the infamous pandemic, for the first time in over a decade I didn’t go to the Isle of Skye in late winter, and I really missed it; I scheduled two trips in 2022 to compensate for that, but in the meantime, I thought I’d share a couple of Skye sunrises with you. 1/5 sec, f/16...

Taken from the Lake Serene trail at sunrise looking north to Columbia Peak area.

This is from 2 weeks ago. After visiting with Ben, I detoured up to Grand Teton National Park to explore it in the winter and ended up spending a couple of nights enjoying the night skies. This is the 2nd night. I was going to include scenes from a 3rd camera, my D610 that was doing some...

Sunrise after the storm! I snowshoed this time!! This area is only about a half mi from my house. CC Welcome!

Well, if it wasn't for Alan's Waterfall Wednesday I wouldn't have been scrolling back through my Raw files from last year looking for a waterfall. As I was going through my Mt Rainier images from last year I came across this one and decided it needed to be processed. :) I originally was going...

Out at the Fire Wave for sunrise on the morning that my D810 died. The color was to the east, but the composition was to the north. :) If you have never been to Valley of Fire, it is in my mind a must see location. It's in the middle of Nevada, but it's not far off the I-15 so it's not hard to...

I made my way back out to Lake McDonald this morning, only to find that the western end of the lake near Apgar village had frozen within the last few weeks. Since temperatures have been near 0° for the last week (and were -20°F this morning) I guess freezing makes sense. So I tried to make use...

We woke up late to a nice sunrise starting. I got up and made coffee, but didn't think it would amount to much. Just when I was pouring my cup it peaked and I hurried to get the drone up. Shoulda waited on the coffee - I missed the best of it, but the left overs were still nice. Mt. Pilchuck...

I made a trip into Glacier this morning hoping for a nice sunrise. It was a beautiful calm morning, even though I never did get any color. Here are a couple of images. 1) Blue hour view of the mountains 2) Tighter view a little later

On my way to Big Sky resort. I was running late because I set my alarm for 4pm and not 4am.... cc welcome.

Whitehorse Mt. on the right

The serendipity finding a nice unexpected sunset with my drone a couple days ago got me psyched to fly more. When a few clouds looked a bit promising I figured I might as well take er up again since I can just take off from my backyard and shoot up for a view. When I first looked out the window...

After shooting the detail scene I had envisioned (shared in my previous post) I moved to another location to try taking advantage of the sunrise on a wider scale. Here is my favorite image from that spot, showing the full GG bridge, San Francisco, and much of the SF Bay. Any thoughts are welcome.

I took the long way back to California from Colorado a few months back and went through Oregon and stopped by my favorite beach, Bandon. This was early morning, there wasn't any clouds but I got a few low clouds right at sunrise that added some nice color. This is cropped into a 16x9 format...

Taken a few years ago on a birthday climb and summit bivy on Keyes Pk. in the north Cascades near my house. The sunlit snowy peak on the left is one of my favorite spring ski runs.

At the Badlands of South Dakota a week ago I had a really awesome sunrise. I had colors probably in about 180 degrees which is enough to have given me a couple of different compositions to work with. Now this one I liked because the clouds seemed to kind of bridge over the land, and the land...

A week ago on my way back to Colorado from Minnesota I chose a route that would take me back through the Badlands of South Dakota. While I liked the sunset from the night before, I chose this sunrise from the following morning to process first. I got lot's of great color in the clouds, this set...