Kerry Park Sunrise

I have been to Kerry Park plenty of times, a handful at sunset and a handful at sunrise. From my experience, it has been much better at sunset than at sunrise.

This shot was taken about 20 minutes prior to sunrise last Sunday. Probably my favorite sunrise shot at this location to date. Enjoy.

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Kerry1 by Doidinho, on Flickr

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Tmz_99 wrote in post #16287067
beautiful image..

Thanks Tom.

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Snydremark wrote in post #16289297
You know....I'm not sure I've ever seen any sunRISE shots from there before. Kinda cool

Yeah Eric, I mostly see sunset shots too. Right now the sun rises right about at 90 degrees to the city so you get sidelight right at sunrise and then backlight very shortly after.

I think someone could get a really great sunrise shot here if they were to come sometime when the sun rises just few more degrees to the north.

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Snydremark wrote in post #16289389
Probably right; *I'm* not getting up early enough to get there for that from the E.Side, though

Me neither. I will however consider staying up really really late though.

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