I was up early Wednesday morning to see a friend off and was seriously considering going back to bed when I thought "what the heck, lets see what is happening in blogland". Reading away I was oblivious to the dawning day but when I looked up the sky was on fire. The first shot was through the window with reflection, shake and a flash and did nothing to capture what I was seeing but when I grabbed my coat and headed up on the dune...
(Click on the photo to enlarge and appreciate the detail)I was blown away, figuratively and literally! This was the prelude to a screaming southeaster.
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13 comments:
I can almost hear the scream!
The last one is my favourite, great shot.
All the best
Guy
Regina In Pictures
What a great capture, amazing colors of the sky in the last one.
the last is the best!
terrific!
TGIF! Have a great week!
Come and visit my piece of sky if you have the time!
life's beautiful!
xoxo
~fickle
What an amazing sunrise. You are fortunate.....as a lot of us our at work inside a building with no windows during sunrise for a great part of the year. Thanks for sharing.
Wish I'd been up on that dune to soak in that wonderful light,... fantastic shot!
I like the randomness of the first shot a lot. Really red and screaming sky was there waiting for you.
I'm glad you kept trying for a good shot because this one is spectacular and I love a pink sky!
What an interesting spot you live in ... and a perfect place to participate in skywatch and watery Wednesday!!! You've some amazing sky shots.
Feeling an earth quake is such an interesting experience ... glad the house stood up to the "wave".
Your last photo is just stunning. Great colors and photos.
It is true, when you enlarge your photo of the red sky, it leaves you speechless as it is so beautiful – what a sky!
Is it not great to be up early for the dawn's first light? Beautiful Photo! Carol
Beautiful red sky. We are in the midst of a huge north east blow down here in Bellingham and it is supposed to last at least another day. Very cold too, but clear as a bell. - Margy
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