I had a great sunrise this morning. I remember a sailor saying "Red skies in the morning, sailors take warning. Red skies at night, sailors delight". Well, this one turned out to be very true as you will see.
The sun came up as a beam through the sky. The only thing I did to the pictures was crop them.
It continued to rise in all it's beauty. Isn't this amazing?
It was almost over.
It's ready to finish.
It's all done and look at the roads as clear as can be.
Here is my drive home. This is a split four lane road with only one of the two lanes passable on my side. We were going 40 MPH.
The sun came up as a beam through the sky. The only thing I did to the pictures was crop them.
It continued to rise in all it's beauty. Isn't this amazing?
It was almost over.
It's ready to finish.
It's all done and look at the roads as clear as can be.
Here is my drive home. This is a split four lane road with only one of the two lanes passable on my side. We were going 40 MPH.
Nice pictures! The drive home must have been long. By the way Fishing Guy, are you pulling a Rick Lee and photographing while driving? :)
ReplyDeleteCarletta: I plead guilty to drivving and snapping a picture. I couldn't skip the sunrise or the road.
ReplyDeleteThat is one of the first "sayings" my mother taught me that worked every time I said it or thought about it. Nice photos.
ReplyDeleteThanks Abe: I take that as a true compliment coming from a great photographer.
ReplyDeleteExcellent! It looked like it was forming a red tornado. That's nice how you got the pictures in sequence.
ReplyDeleteMove over Rick Lee...someone is really learning....LOL. Kidding of course. I love his work too.
What an exciting drive home pal :D Luv it!
ReplyDeleteSG: I'll never be in Rick Lee's class as a photographer.
ReplyDeleteShionge:You do keep both hands on the wheel while driving. I saw three cars off the road in a ditch during the drive.
Wonderful photos ~ I've heard of that saying too..but it was with shepherd instead of sailor! :O)
ReplyDeleteHow I wish my drivings home where like this one... magnificent!
ReplyDeleteWhat a stunning set of pictures, that beam was perfection.. what a great start to any day to see such a sight as this.
ReplyDeleteTom
excellent images, great sky colors, well done.
ReplyDeleteI love the first shots.So very pretty
ReplyDeleteSplendid photographs in one very good blog!
ReplyDeleteI remember that saying. This is a beautiful sunrise.
ReplyDeleteOh...that slow commute home..! Glad you got home safely.
A big difference in the sky. Beatiful
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely spectacular colors! And, you were prepared for the dismal afternoon of snow. I live in PA and fortunately we dodged the bullet this last time.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos! Safe driving!
ReplyDeleteLove the wonderful color!! Beautiful photos:)
ReplyDeleteHave a nice weekend:)
A fantastic series of photos!
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Wow that is amazing. Loved them all, but sorry you got snow tho
ReplyDeleteSome days it really is worth getting up! ;-)
ReplyDeletewonderful pictures..
ReplyDeletedrive carefully...
Awesome series of pictures
ReplyDeleteI grew up hearing those sayings as well, for the most part they seem to follow through to be true
These are all so terrific
ReplyDeleteGreat series!
ReplyDeleteNice pictures! Love the quote of the sailor!
ReplyDeleteYikes...so cold...but with beautiful skies!
ReplyDeleteHi All: Thanks for the visits. I'm sure your here from Wiggers World and I'm glad you all stopped by.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very beautiful sunrice:)
ReplyDeleteA beautiful set of pictures. Your drive certainly wasn't boring!! :-)
ReplyDeleteHallo fishing man :-)
ReplyDeleteSo funny way og composing a SWF, I loved your pictures. Also from the sky`s.
And have to tell you that I live beside on of Norwegian best salomon rivers !! So take a trip
:-)
Nice weekend wishes to you, comes here from Norway.
The colors are beautiful! Don't you just love being there to witness a sunset that takes your breath away? I've been known to stand in the middle of the road in absolute amazement. Yeah, I think I'm an addict.
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