The first sunlight grazed the peaks at about 5:30 a.m. as we sailed steadily north through the fjords of Chile. Only a few other keen people had risen, but the early start rewarded us with scenes like this.
[6 December 2012, Panasonic Lumix GH1, 14–45 mm at 45 mm, ISO 100, 1/125 at f11]
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Such beautiful light on that distant peak.
Early morning is so often the very best time of the day (I didn't realise this until I retired).
That blue in the sky is my most beloved color. Glimpsed occasionally at twilight.
RR, I've realised it for a very long time. Summoning the willpower to take advantage of it — that's a different matter ;^)
Zhoen, yes, it can be truly beautiful, but it changes so quickly — sometimes into something just as gorgeous, sometimes into nondescript grey.
love that beautiful glimpse of the day that's coming on the top of the peak - like a gift to you for being up early enough to notice.
Thanks Leonie :^)
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