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DucksNuts, those are some great pictures. I like, particularly, the air of mystery in the first two.

Fort Flagler, WA

Later that night....

I love the juxtaposition of the kite and the moon.

I don't get up at dawn , unless I'm getting paid . Here is the sun going down by Devils Tower .

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It's blue now, but an hour ago this is what my morning looked like.

DucksNuts,

Your pictures are breathtaking. Are all the mornings that lovely? Fabulous, beautiful. You have some beautiful pictures there. Thank you for sharing.

On the dawn thread ... Aliantha, have you ever done the pre-dawn hike up Mt Warning, in northern NSW? One of the best hikes around, could be done as a two-day trip from your place.

Here are 2 I took in Aruba in July at sunset. Digital cameras never cease to amaze me

I was visiting the Olympic Peninsula very early Sunday. Before dawn, in fact. In plenty of time to compose this very wide shot of Mount Rainier and Sol.


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Today's dawn to dusk in a little more than 57s. (4.1Mb Quicktime video) We had a really windy afternoon, hence the violent, sudden clouds. The wind shift towards the end calmed everything down, but no rain.

This wasn't done with the new time lapse camera -- I'm still working on that one.

That's very cool .... but when are we going to see the girls locker room?

Those clouds about 3/4 of the way through are really cool. Not the fast ones, but the slower ones that seem to dissolve and reform right next to each other.

I like these latest projects of yours.

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Jekyll Island.
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Blue Ridge

Here is a series I took this past March when I was in Bar Harbor Maine. One of the first US places to see sunlight in the am. The balcony of the mansion I was staying in looked east out over the Atlantic. It was so awesome. Enjoy :D

(Nikon Coolpix)