Friday, 5 January 2007

Sunrise over Jimmy's Island, Rosedale


Up early again today, so I wandered down to the beach before sunrise. I wasn't the only one there! There's a whole sequence of this sunrise here.
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10 comments:

  1. isa05 January, 2007 08:09

    Wow, that's an awesome sunrise!
    What is this person fishing for?

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  2. Anonymous05 January, 2007 13:43

    Wow do I have an island named after me? Well I guess not.

    Great sunrise shot certainly worth being an early riser.

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  3. Olivier05 January, 2007 21:33

    tres belle photo, le soleil, la plage et l'ombre de ce pêcheur. bravo


    very beautiful photograph, sun, the beach and shade of this fisherman. cheer

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  4. Anonymous05 January, 2007 22:21

    Now I am jealous :)
    I would like to live one morning on the beach like this and look at the sunrise.
    But thanks to you, I can enjoy it anyway!!

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  5. Sally05 January, 2007 23:23

    isabella - not being a fisher, I'm not sure of exactly what fish!

    jd - must be!

    olivier - thanks as ever

    mimmu - you are welcome any time you want! I'd love to show you my little piece of paradise.

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  6. Paul Murphy05 January, 2007 23:37

    Beautiful shot Sally. Love how the sun's rays are beaming over the headland.

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  7. Anonymous06 January, 2007 02:42

    Beautiful sunrise. I really like the reflection in the wet sand.

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  8. Keropokman06 January, 2007 15:12

    beautiful sunrise. well, the early riser catches the worm. u sure did capture this fab sunshine.

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  9. Ame07 January, 2007 19:51

    Hey Sally! Just saw your comments and thought I'd catch ya here! LOL! LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE the first 5:29??? shot in your "more here" link...WOW! GORGEOUS color...love the main shot too...but something about those other purply/pink colors just does it for me! ;)

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  10. Kim10 January, 2007 20:10

    Spectacular! I love the line of clouds at angle with the strand. Wish I was there!
    -Kim

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