Morning Walk
There is something so peaceful and inspiring about getting up early and watching
the earth come alive from the night's slumber. I guess in a way it has become
an obsession because I never tire of watching the sun come over the Gillis
Mountains on the east side of Walker Lake.
When there are interesting clouds, I grab my camera and tripod to rush out with coffee in hand for an early morning walk. If I time it just right, sometimes I catch the transition just as dawn rolls back the curtain of night. It is a wonderful feeling, almost like witnessing the earth's creation.
When there are interesting clouds, I grab my camera and tripod to rush out with coffee in hand for an early morning walk. If I time it just right, sometimes I catch the transition just as dawn rolls back the curtain of night. It is a wonderful feeling, almost like witnessing the earth's creation.
As dawn begins to light the eastern sky, the stars are still visible over the silhouetted tall elm trees.
Silence fills the earth as the early rays of sun begin to warm the still lake; the first inland gull begins its morning quest.
The sun
ascends; a star-studded sky is now an artist's pallet of color.
A lone
owl watches and waits for an early morning snack.
Standing quietly on
the bank's edge, the camera catches a falcon flying overhead.
Mr. Robin
warms overhead as the sunlight breaks through a dense layer of cloud.
A
flock of inland gulls scurry with wings warmed by the morning sun.
A
contrail appears to shoot from the sunlight blushed moon as it descends, giving
way to the start of a new day.
What
an exciting and interesting photo-adventure this day has been. I love
it when I am drawn to an area and not knowing what to expect I get
treated to new experiences.
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"Reflecting Nature's Artistry"
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