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May 20, 2013
A closer and little later view of the sunrise over Santander on the north coast of Spain.
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May 20, 2013
An early riser Mitch spotted this sunrise over Santander on the north coast of Spain.
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Extremely beautiful. Both colours, composition and shapes are making this photo unique! Thank you so much Mitch!
Alberto Ostacchini June 2013
Amazing clouds and great shot overall.
A well composed and well thought out photo, Mitch.
I like the use of the 1/3rds old and fabled photographic technique which never fails to please one visually i.e. the employment of the two trees in the foreground to, in effect, support the cloud centred uppermost, and then, the three clouds one third in on the left of the lower part of the photo. “The Thirds” never fail photographically.
Laurence
Thank you Mitch for rising early and catching this unusual and spectacular scene and then sharing it with us.