Sunrise

Yes sunrise this morning through the mist over the farm at the back of my place, not tricks carried out in processing other than the border and a little crop its straight out the camera.

[Hazel]

Fav for a beautiful & most unusual sunrise!

[Anne]

What a great shot Peter! So much to like about this

[Denise Wood]

FAVtastic :)

[Rosie Kind]

Fantastic sunrise Fav

[Peter]

@quietpurplehaze Thank you for both your comment and fav Hazel it was amazing to see the sun through the mist without being blinded:)

[Peter]

@365anne Thank you Anne for your lovely comments:)

[Peter]

@gilbertwood Thanks Denise for your comment and fav, its appreciated:)

[Peter]

@rosiekind Thank you for your comments and Fav Rosie it was such an unusual sight had to get a shot:)

[Peggy Scroggins]

So beautiful to see the sun at this stage of the day. I am afraid I will never be up early enough to see it. FAV

[Babs]

Fabulous, what a great shot. fav.

[Peter]

@miata2u Thank you for your comment and Fav Peggy, I live between some hills so only see the sun after it has up over the hills therefore not an early start, this shot was take at 8:59am just after breakfast in the early morning mist, all I had to do was stand at my backdoor and take the shot:)

[Peter]

@onewing Thank you so much for your comment and Fav. Babs as always they are appreciated, such a simple shot all I had to do is open my backdoor:)

[Taffy]

Brilliant!

[Tatiana]

Я думала,что это суперлуние.Замечательно!

[Peter]

@taffy Thank you Taffy for finding the time to comments its much appreciated:

[Peter]

@simta Огромное спасибо Татьяне, да это действительно выглядит как суперлуние но солнце сквозь утренний туман был просто удивительное зрелище :)

[Peter Grave]

Lovely shot Peter. How close are those high voltage transmission lines to you.They look fairly close. fav

[Peter]

@peterlgrave Thank you for both your comment and Fav, Peter, I'm not as close as it looks was using a 300 mm lens, measured it on google earth in a straight line I'm just over 500 metres from the 400,000 volt National Grid tower:)