The biggest cliche in photography is sunrise and sunset. - Catherine Opie.
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Sun Up
The biggest cliche in photography is sunrise and sunset. - Catherine Opie.
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It reminds me of a fishing village harbor I once saw in Scotland at that time of day. Beautiful. xo Jenny
ReplyDeleteSunrises and sunsets may be cliches, but they can still take my breath away, like this one. And who is Ms. Opie to opine on such matters? Pshaw!
ReplyDeleteAnd neither are ever boring. I like that you included the road in this shot.
ReplyDeleteAnd....thank goodness for that cliche! This one is a beauty!
ReplyDeleteAlways a joy to see the sunrise....in more ways than one.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous sky!
ReplyDeleteSweet!
ReplyDeleteOpie may think it's a cliche but her idea of art isn't my cup of tea, either. I like your "cliche." So there!
ReplyDeleteGreat pic, Andy! I try to avoid sunrise!
ReplyDeleteCliche... but beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWoW-zers, what a gorgeous sky!! and the best time of day!
ReplyDeleteSure, but sometimes cliches are popular for a reason.
ReplyDeleteI find nothing wrong with cliches; this photo is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteActually, I agree with Ms. Opie. Ordinary sunrises and sunsets are boring. BUT, when you include some activity or some interest, the images can become wonderful. The sky here is dazzling, of course, but what turns it into an artwork is your inclusion of the tall bare tree and the lower full tree, plus the foreground.
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