A few of the many sunrises taken at Gardens at Waters East in mid-winter this year November, December, and January.
This is dawn which marks the beginning of twilight before sunrise. It is recognized by the appearance of indirect sunlight being scattered in Earth’s atmosphere when the center of the Sun’s disc has reached 18 degrees below the observer’s horizon.
The morning twilight period will last until sunrise at which time the Sun’s upper limb breaks the horizon, when the direct sunlight outshines the diffused light.
Cold out, but beautiful as a new day dawns!
also meant to brighten up one's new day!
WOW beautiful pictures, I love your sunrises.
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Anke
Everyday the sunrises are different. Amazing all taken in basically the same spot and yet so different. Sometimes I will take 30 plus on the same morning. I have way more than I will every be able to post, but they are all great memories of life here at the lake. Glad you enjoyed your visit.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sunrise shots.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked, and hope they brought joy to your day.
DeleteBeautiful! Your photos are fabulous. I never seem to be wakeful enough to appreciate the sunrises or to bother taking out the camera. Now, sunsets... ;-)
ReplyDeleteThere are different types of people, the morning ones and the evening ones. It takes both kinds! This way we get to share our views with the other half. jaja.
DeleteSome LOVELY pictures! Beautiful sunrises...
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
Titti
The sunrises here if with many colors or even only grey are interesting and beautiful. Glad you enjoyed your visit.
DeleteLos amaneceres invernales tienen su atractivo y tu lo demuestras con estas buenas fotos. Gracias por tu visita a mi blog,
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Thanks! I try my best with the photos.
DeleteBeautiful sunrises and sunflowers! It would be nice to brew some coffee and watch those sunrises.
ReplyDeleteI will tell you - IT IS!
DeleteThey are amazing landscape scenes for their beauty. What extraordinary landscapes have you shown with your photographs?
ReplyDeleteCongratulations.
I imagine that, there you will have been able to enjoy the Virginia owl, also a beautiful nocturnal bird of prey.
Greetings.
I do agree, this area is really beautiful. The photos don't capture it all, but I try. Glad you were able to visit.
DeleteBeautiful as always, and gives one pause on Groundhog's Day!
ReplyDeleteIt seems every Groundhog had different predictions for this Spring to arrive. In Madison it said "early spring" - I like that!
DeleteHope all is well for you.
Lovely photos, the sky is just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteA little bit snow and flowers, what a wonderful combination.
I though a little of each would be appropriate for this time year.
DeleteYou are welcome
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteUMJ Keren