Decided to try to catch the sunrise this morning at a location nearly an hour's drive away. Leaving the house before 5am was a major test of willpower - especially as it was overcast & drizzly as I set off.
I headed to the extensive mudflats in the Bay of Mont St. Michel. I'd hoped to make some sort of composition out of the lines of marker sticks there that define passable tracks and pathways (it's pretty dangerous if you stray far from them). The weather cleared in my favour - but I couldn't find an alignment of markers for what I wanted - one for another time I guess.
Here's one such track with a tractor in the distance headed out towards the oysterbeds there. I was fairly pleased with the soft sky detail in this one.
The sunrise was quite soft and muted with constantly (and rapidly) changing colours.
A few more:
Nice warm dawn light gave an attractive hue to this little line of cliffs;
Driving back I caught these two as well;
Thanks for looking - C&C welcome.
Not entirely happy with my filters though today. Thinking of becoming another Lee convert....
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