7:14 A.M. This time of year you do not have to get up early to see the sunrise.
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As the sun starts to move upward the sky colour quickly changes.
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Get outside. Watch the sunrise. Watch the sunset. How does that make you feel? Does it make you feel big or tiny? Because there's something good about feeling both. Amy Grant
Oei. 7.14 is still a bit early for me Andy but its worthwhile looking at your photo's. Nice.
ReplyDeleteYou are always an early bird, at that time I am stiil sleeping, But the photos are beautiful with the rough water.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunrise over rough waters.
ReplyDeleteI usually see the sunrise on my way to work
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful triad of sunrises. It’s so nice to see the progression of golden light that occurs so quickly.
ReplyDeleteYou are so right. I'm sitting next to a window right now and it's still dark outside.
ReplyDeleteHow true that it's a lot easier to be up in time for both the sunrise and sunset this time of year. ;))
ReplyDeleteOh, great shots, beautiful colours.
ReplyDeleteIt's roughly around the same time here, give or take a few minutes. We're further east, but further north. Beautifully photographed!
ReplyDeleteI'm really happy when I motivate myself to get up early, so I'm not that happy lately ;-) There is an unmistakable peacefulness to early morning.
ReplyDeleteIt is too early for me and I would have to get away from buildings to see it! I will enjoy it from your pics, Andy!
ReplyDeleteWe had rain all day. Thanks for the sunshine, I love the 3rd photo!
ReplyDeleteI see many, many sunrises from the seat of a tractor. Love, love, love this time of day.
ReplyDeleteYou have captured it well.
ReplyDeleteSometimes I take it for granted. That sunrise outside my window every morning this time of year. Beautiful pictures!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Doesn't take long before the completion of sunrise and sunset.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos!
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