Sun Glow by Bryan Peterson
The birds are waking as the sun comes up from behind Mount Rainier to shine it’s light on Gig Harbor, Washington.
Nikon D-300, Nikkor 18 to 105 mm lens.
The birds are waking as the sun comes up from behind Mount Rainier to shine it’s light on Gig Harbor, Washington.
Nikon D-300, Nikkor 18 to 105 mm lens.
Comments
Another beautiful image of a sunrise, Bryan.. It is always so nice to see these as I am never up early enough.. lol
I don’t go to bed till 3 AM and get up around noon..Making use of my retirement.. The birds and looks like a light house just adds to the whole image.
Excellent.
Thanks Carol, I’ll leave the nighttime shots for you in that I am just the opposite, in bed around 9 and up by 5 am. I took a number of shots and this one with the bird seemed the best to me adding a little action to the image.
– Bryan Peterson
Wow, this is incredible. Beautiful work Bryan!
Thank you very much Sandi.
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absolutely gorgeous, Bryan – congrats on such a fantastic image!
Thank you Barb.
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Thank you Dennis, although I was planning and hoping for an image like this I was very lucky to have Mother Nature cooperate by providing this wonderful sunrise.
– Bryan Peterson
What a gorgeous view to wake up to!
Thanks DJ…no complaints here!
– Bryan Peterson
Beautiful work :-)
Thank you Linda.
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Beautiful Sunset, great capture love the colours and lighting, Simpy gergous wonderful work well done
The harder I work the luckier I get…thanks Afini
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Oh, my. 3D! Wonderful.
Thank you 3 times Licin.
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This is one of the beautiful things I miss about Washington. Fabulous, Bryan!! Stunning sunrise. :)
This time of year can get very grey but sunrises like this make those gray days all worth while. No to mention when we do get a nice dry day we really appreciate it! Thanks a lot Shawn…come back and visit some time.
– Bryan Peterson
P.S. Shawn we are back to gray and rain today.
– Bryan Peterson
This is a stunning photo. You shooting skills combined with your editing skills will get this much attention.
Thanks Paul, I got lucky and didn’t have to do a lot of editing on this one, a little dodging and burning to reduce some of the lens flare and some shadow and highlight adjustments and that was about it. Thanks again for the stunning comment.
– Bryan Peterson