sunrise

Drone-sunrise-clouds-2-1.-Pano by Jim Dockery posted Sep 19, 2019 at 11:14 AM Sunrise from above my house this morning.

This is Hyalite Reservoir near Bozeman, Montana. The forecast looked good for sunrise this morning, so after some research I picked this as the spot to try. The water level was lower than I would have liked, which kept me from moving to my left and reducing how much the trees blocked the...

Hey guys! This image is a long love hate relationship, that i finally finished, it was taken in Jan during mine and @Levy Davish sunrise session at Jerusalem. But since there were some distractions i could not get rid of, it took multiple attempts to find the solution. _DSC9089_SV2K by...

Skogafoss, here shown at sunrise, is one of the most majestic and impressive waterfalls I have ever seen and photographed. 8 seconds exposure with my Hasselblad X1D, my Hasselblad XCD 30mm and my Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters. Thank you for viewing, best regards Vieri

Drone-Sunrise-1_Pano by Jim Dockery posted Sep 4, 2019 at 5:30 PM Another drone shot from above my house a couple weeks ago. Mt. Pilchuck in center.

The iconic sunrise view from above Vernazza, in Cinque Terre, is definitely spectacular. However, I never really liked the classic view with the tower touching the mountain across, which pretty much kills the composition for me. So, I found my own spot, from where the tower is detached from the...

Early summer sunrise, shot a few years ago.

This morning up at the Dallas Divide in Colorado had a really cool small storm cell getting some sunrise/early morning light. Taken with the Sony A6400 and edited on the iPhone to upload here. All comments are welcome, Jim

Vestrahorn, in Iceland, is a truly amazing place. A classic, I know, but a classic I am never tired to photograph, like here on a very cold March sunrise. 13 seconds with my Hasselblad X1D, Hasselblad XCD 21mm and my Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters. Thank you for viewing, best regards...

Mt.-Rainier-Morn-8.19-04-Pano by Jim Dockery posted Aug 16, 2019 at 1:17 PM Mt. Rainier as seen from just above Sunrise a couple days ago.

One of the few perks of going to Venice in the middle of summer is that very few people are up for sunrise at 5 am, and you get San Marco square all for yourself :) A couple of seconds exposure with my Demo Hasselblad X1D II, Hasselblad XCD 21mm and Formatt-Hitech Firecrest Ultra filters...

The sunrise this morning was a bit cloudy, there was some slight coloring in the clouds but mostly not. So I went with B&W of this scene of Sneffels from the Dallas Divide in SW Colorado. All comments are welcome, Jim

I love photographing in all conditions, but sometimes the sky is truly generous with us, and when it happens we are in for a show. One morning at Godrevy, in Cornwall, I found such a sky: it was simply an incredible sunrise, with one of those skies that are so saturated that you actually need to...

After seeing Kyle's great shots at Heart Lake I had to stop by on my way south to meet friends in Yosemite. I didn't have clouds as nice as his, but sure enjoyed it - great bang for the buck hike. Clouds build in the evening The mountain emerges for a bit. Sunrise I Sunrise II

Yet another look at that great peace of land in the Dolomites - Santa Maddalena here just after a cloudy sunrise. Please share your thoughts and ideas about how could I improve anything in that scene

Drone view from above my house this morning. After reading about dealing with noise in photos from my DJI MP2 I took 5 shot bursts today, layered, stacked as smart object, blended with median, flattened, then took the resulting images which were largely free of noise back into PS to stitch in...

Drone view from above my house this morning. For the first time with my Mavic 2 Po I used the stack - smart object - median method to combine 5 shot bursts to deal with noise. After doing that I stitched the 9 resulting images to create this pano. Edit, I just noticed when looking at a larger...

Pilchuck-Srise34-Pano by Jim Dockery posted Jul 10, 2019 at 6:31 AM Mt. Rainier catches first light.

From last month in Death Valley. This is in Mesquite Dunes. I almost like these hard packed tile area better then the dunes I think. This was at Sunrise, there was no clouds so I worked the sun to my advantage. (I hope) :) All comments are welcome, Jim

Looking east toward Glacier Pk. from the summit of Mt. Pilchuck at sunrise. It was clear when I woke up, but then clouds started forming at summit level until it was socked in a couple hours later.