Sharing A Sunrise
Every sunrise, every moment when the light hits the water and the shore, ever ripple and wave reflecting and refracting the new light - and God gets to see this stuff all the time. Wow.
posted by Rick @ 11:05 AM
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Thursday, March 17, 2005
Every sunrise, every moment when the light hits the water and the shore, ever ripple and wave reflecting and refracting the new light - and God gets to see this stuff all the time. Wow.
4 Comments:
That is a great shot. where is it? PR?
yes - from my "room with a view"
Wow. That's my favorite kind of scene. I love the ocean.
What kind of camera did you use? If that's morning, that means that the sun sets over the water, right?
Julie
actually, the view might be more NE - on the northern side of the island from the resort facing north, with the side of the bay jutting northward, so that instead of the sunset being over the water from where I was, it was more like over the other side of the bay in the other direction, sort of a mirror shot with a more hotels in the shot here (sunset shot the day we flew in).
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