Early Bird
For this week’s photo challenge, get up early and explore the morning light.
Living on the east coast in a house that faces east, sunrise is a much easier capture than sunset. There are sunrises in the deep part of winter. The glowing sky over a world buried deep under snow and ice.
A sky on fire
March
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SERENDIPITY - SEEKING INTELLIGENT LIFE ON EARTH 
Beautiful! 🙂
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March and April are sunrise months here in central Massachusetts 🙂
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very cool shots…
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Thank you 🙂 I like your pictures, too.
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So so beautiful and eerie and evocative! I have a photog lesson tomorrow, trying to up my game!
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It happens that my bathroom window faces due east and my need to visit it conincides with sunrise pretty often. I’m a window hanger outer 🙂
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Oh, the visual!!!! Literally. I’m cracking myself up right now.
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😀
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Great photos. Every day is never the same. The sun moves a little more each day
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March, the equinox, seems to be our best time. Probably September would be good, but the leaves are still on the trees. We can’t see the sky.
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Stunning colors on all of these, but especially the first one.
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Thanks. That was an amazing sunrise. I woke up and it looked like the sky was on fire. A lot of people took pictures that morning. It was remarkable.
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Out here in AZ, the sun tries to kill you.., but where the sun really shows its colors is sunSETs. They say it’s mostly due to polution in the air. All those nice exhaust particles refract different colors, but mostly, a lot of reds and oranges. The combo creates some pretty spectacular sunsets.., I envy you seeing the sun as it makes its first appearance. Nice colors…
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Well, any dust in the air … any kind of particles … will improve sunsets and sunrises. In Israel, the year Mt. St. Helena exploded, we had blood-red sunsets for a month. Chernobyl gave us some very weird looking flowers … and a lot of gorgeous sunsets. Our house faced west, we had to go somewhere else to see the sunrise. They look the same, really. You can’t tell the difference from a picture unless you know where it was taken and whether it faces east or west. Apparently equinoxes produces the best light shows. May favorite is still sunrise over the Atlantic. Except for the mosquitoes.
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I guess we just choke and enjoy.., eh?
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I wouldn’t have put it quite that way … but yeah. Right now, we’ll totally inundated with pollen. Choke and enjoy indeed. Flowers, leaves, grasses, ferns … sunrise and sunset.. My cardiologist pointed out it’s better than being up to your eyeballs in ice and snow.
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Loved the hues. You have captured so many shades of the early morning sky ! Remarkable
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Most of them were taken the same morning. We had one gorgeous sunrise that day. I took pictures until finally, the sun was fully up and the sky turned blue.
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I remember the post where you shared the first sunrise pics.
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That was quite a while ago 🙂
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Beautiful Pictures. We have beautiful sunrises all year here in Florida. Our Sunsets are best in the Spring and Summer Months. Our house sits where we get to see both of them. I will be sharing them on my blog soon.
Marilyn, Have a wonderful weekend. , Sarah
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We can only see the sunrise in the winter when the leaves are off the trees. Otherwise, the trees block the view. I get our best early morning sky in March and all the pictures are from this past March. We had a couple of magnificent sunrises!
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We live in a hammock so we are limited. All we have to do is tale a few. Steps out of the yard and there it is. Danny sees the sunset as he drives to work.
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You live in a hammock? Explain?
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We live in what is called a Live Oak Hammock. There are huge live oaks all around what is our residence and the bunkhouse across the street. Hammocks
are common all over Southern Florida.
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Ah, okay. It’s like me explaining that we live under a canopy of red oak. Which is why I can find the sky in the winter, but in the summer, there are only trees.
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Those trees are mystical.
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They whisper secrets to me 🙂 Thank you!
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surreaL! 😎
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Thank you. That is really what I see when I look out my window in the morning during the winter. In the summer, all I see are trees and leaves.
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