At dawn, a rising sun battled the shadow-shrouded Atlantic, roiling with sea smoke in the sub-zero air.
Out of light’s reach–visible only in relief, where foggy patches seemed to catch fire– slumbering sea monster jetties rose from the shallows.
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How majestic!
janet
I think the morning’s uncanny deep golds give it the majesty….that, and of course the sleeping dragons….
The dragons…that went without speaking!
Magical!!
It’s worth getting up far too early, and even slipping on ice, sometimes 🙂
Be careful, Stephanie!
Where is that tower with the beautiful blue/purple surround???? You make beautiful pictures on your early morning walks. AM
That header photo was actually a lighthouse almost fully enveloped by deep blue pre-dawn sea smoke and cloud cover.
What beautiful early morning sea monsters
They seem strangely friendly, for sea monsters. You must have those in Scotland 🙂
I love dawn breaking, especially over the sea.
It’s always a mini-adventure, sometimes an amazing show and sometimes not so much. And sometimes I’ll turn away, thinking sunrise has run its course, and then turn back to see another brilliant display.