Paul Brewer seems to specialize in beautiful sunrise and sunset photos. He recently photographed a sunrise pretty enough to make you catch your breath.
It helps to have the Pacific Ocean as a backdrop, doesn't it?
Thanks to Paul for allowing me to share his photo with you here. To see much more of Paul's nature photography, here is the link to his website: http://www.capturingnatureswonders.com/
Fog formed up today, cooling off the coast.
Saturday's sunrise was a beautiful gift for getting up early. The Pacific Ocean glowed pink and purple for a few short minutes while I went out on our deck to get this photo.
I took this panoramic photo but no photo would show the entirety of the magnificent sight.
We also had many rainbows yesterday as the storm was slowly moving out.
Song K Hunter captured this beautiful sight near Fort Ross - rising sun, clouds overhead and fog.
I hope you enjoy this moment of beauty, just for you today!
Thanks to Song for allowing me to share it with you here.
Seeing a beautiful sunrise is a gift for getting up early. Last Saturday's was sunrise so beautiful I could hardly believe my eyes.
The pinks and mauves were reflected in the Pacific Ocean. And the colors were on top of me and behind me, too. Sunny, our golden retriever, joined me on the deck, and these colors reflected on his fur. It was hard to take it all in! Here's a video I took of the sunrise.
Saturday's sunrise by Jeanne Jackson
And a short video of the sunrise looking to the east, behind a stand of Redwood and Bishop Pine trees.
Saturday's sunrise through the trees by Jeanne Jackson
It was a sunrise to be remembered. Perhaps by my sharing this photo and these videos, you can experience some of it too!
Sometimes when I look out our windows I almost can't believe what I'm seeing. That's how I felt this morning at the stunning sunrise.
If you look closely, you will see the lights of a fishing boat out near the horizon. The colors of this sunrise only lasted for a few minutes. But isn't it beautiful? I love how the Pacific Ocean glows with the reflected colors.
A while later this morning fog enveloped our house. You just never know what will happen next on the Mendonoma Coast!