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Clouds in the Valley
Sunrise is still a difficult time for me to get up, so I compromised and slept halfway through the evening, woke at 1 and began planning for my sunrise shoot. I expected some partially cloud skies, and decent light. Originally I was going to head towards a lake, setup and catch the sun as it splashed some color over the water. It wasn't to be though I saw the signs as I left my house at 5 in the morning [latter than I had originally intended too] low lying fog all around. Plans changed, evolved. I knew exactly where to go. Up to Looking Glass Rock I went with my traveling partner, and here is the result. Once again the sky is somewhat cloudless, but with the partial thermal inversion in effect, it takes this already stunning view to a new level.
ISO: 640
Aperture: f8
SS: 1/125th
Focal: 50mm
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Clouds in the Valley
Sunrise is still a difficult time for me to get up, so I compromised and slept halfway through the evening, woke at 1 and began planning for my sunrise shoot. I expected some partially cloud skies, and decent light. Originally I was going to head towards a lake, setup and catch the sun as it splashed some color over the water. It wasn't to be though I saw the signs as I left my house at 5 in the morning [latter than I had originally intended too] low lying fog all around. Plans changed, evolved. I knew exactly where to go. Up to Looking Glass Rock I went with my traveling partner, and here is the result. Once again the sky is somewhat cloudless, but with the partial thermal inversion in effect, it takes this already stunning view to a new level.
ISO: 640
Aperture: f8
SS: 1/125th
Focal: 50mm
Read about more photos at: