I generally like sunrises with a bit of drama, such as cloud formations that pick up the morning colors. But I nevertheless found this more subtle sunrise to bring to me a certain calmness and tranquility. I think it's all about the range of colors here, and the gentle gradients created by the shifting colors and tones. It makes me think of pastels... and orange sherbet.
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| Olympus E-M1 with 12-100 F4 zoom @ 54mm 1/10, F4, ISO 400 |
After this image, the colors began to fade and I thought the show was all over. It was my time for a second cup of coffee and I put a couple of more logs on the fire in the cabin. But 45 minutes after this shot, I looked out on the water again, this time just to the right of the small sail boat, and saw the scene below, with the starboard side of the lobster boat facing east into the sun.
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| Panasonic GX80/85 with 100-300mm zoom @ 162mm 1/200sec, F5.6, ISO300 |
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