Show us your best Sunrise

ScottMurphy wrote in post #18967252
Pawleys Island Beach, SC

Nikon D850, 50mm f/1.4 AIS Nikkor, ND and graduated ND filters. 8 sec exposure and layer masks in PS.

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VERY nice; I love the look of the water, that BIG black slash of rock, and the 'quiet', beautiful sky.

ScottMurphy wrote in post #18967252
Pawleys Island Beach, SC

Nikon D850, 50mm f/1.4 AIS Nikkor, ND and graduated ND filters. 8 sec exposure and layer masks in PS.

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Superb!

Pawleys Island, SC

Phil.H wrote in post #18969532

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Frosty Sunrise. by Phil Harrison on Flickr

That view needs no introduction, lovely shot

EOS_Fan wrote in post #18969546
That view needs no introduction, lovely shot

Thanks a lot Steve.
It has to be the most photographed gate in the U.K.

Phil.H wrote in post #18969589
Thanks a lot Steve.
It has to be the most photographed gate in the U.K.

Pardon my ignorance, but where is it located?

Castleton in the Peak District. The gate is on the path from Mam Tor along the Great Ridge.

Thank you. I shall make a note of it for the next time we are across the pond.

First one is a mistake that turned out somewhat pleasing or maybe somewhat disturbing. I reckon it could qualify as abstract. I was shooting HDR, and wiggled the camera somewhere between the three shots. Kinda looks like snow or something on the trees.

Second is looking NW at sunrise, capturing the Belt of Venus and the earth's shadow over the Oklahoma prairie.

At 4 degrees yesterday morning, and a full days work outside yesterday, I left my Nikon at home.

Sure wish I had had it with me for the 8:00 hour.
Best I could capture of the retreating blue and gaining light with my failing LG phone.....