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um, this is amazing. that is all. 
Beautiful image Kent. 
I’m with rachel. wow! blue hour? 
Thanks 
Very nice! Only thing missing is the copyright reflected in the water versus just placed in the water.
Ha, funny, but good idea. There are actually six total. Can you find them all…where’s Waldo?
So I see the logo, the one in the cloud streak on the right, the one in the water reflecting the cloud streak on the right, and the cloud streak on the left…how about a larger image to work with? 
This is an amazing sunrise view, love the colours, the clouds, the tree, everything! 
Kent,  Photo Tip ~ Sunrise Sunset Photos, Get The Time Right Photo Tip ~ Get the right sunrise and sunset time for your photo shoot I can’t think of much worse than missing a sunrise or sunset simply because you didn’t know the right time! There’s a great website that makes this very simple – Gaisma.... by Kent Weakley show 3 comments 
Pretty cool. We use PhotoOne here at the studio, and it shows sunrise and sunset times too. Always nice to have a backup for on the road though. 
Great tip! Time of sunset is one of the first things I check when I talk to a new potential client so I can discuss portrait timing and explain “the golden hour.” Great site. Much better than the one I’ve been using. Thanks for sharing!! 
great tip!  Photography Tip ~ Where Will The Sun Rise or Set? Photo Tip Tuesday - Where Will the Sun Rise or Set? Confession time – I’m a map nut. When I plan our summer trips, I can spend days on Google Earth. Then add sunrise, sunset, and moonrise charts and if we’ll be near water, tide charts.... by Kent Weakley show 7 comments 
Wow! What an awesome thing to know about! My hubby is a photographer and does a lot of sunrise/sunset shots when we travel to Hawaii. He will love this! Thanks for posting! Your photography work is super stunning. 
There is an iPad app that does the same thing that is quite handy. It is probably using the same back end data, but it is only a couple of bucks and very user friendly. I completely agree that the data is very useful for planning out photo spots on remote locations. The angle of the sun is so critical to that memorable photo. 
That’s facinating! Great find!
Oh wow. That’s just beyond cool!!!! 
Just exactly what I was looking for. I’ve seen quite a few of these, but this by far seems to be the best. The search bar’s operation is a bit weird, but that my have something to do with my PC. Still looking into it. Even so, this is a definite winner. Thanks very, very much Kent! 
Man I have been using this since the first time you posted it! Love how easy it is. Thanks Kent! 
This will be great for doing a timelapse of the sunrise and knowing that it will come up smack bang in the middle of the frame…. Cheers!  5 Opposite Steps to Better Photographs Photography How To ~ 5 Opposite Steps to Create Better, More Inspiring Photographs Average is middle of the road, basically what everyone is doing. So it stands to reason if we do the opposite of the norm, we should see different and unusual results. After all, it’s almost always... 
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I do something that’s opposite of the crowd: I pay attention to the everyday, common things that most people don’t notice or think are pretty. Then I look at them from a different angle. http://beverlyeverson.posterous.com/who-knew-253 
This is so easy to understand. Thanks for making this so visual. Stunning photos too 
Now I just need an awesome camera with fast shutter speed and awesome lens’ to get busy taking pictures! 
Stunning. Few moments as beautiful as those found in the first rays of sunrise. 
I love the way you make it seem so simple 
ditto to Barbara Chandler’s comment. ;o) Great post! 
You’ve covered all points to take better photos! To do all this, first of all we need to learn how to look and see the beauty and coolness around us. 
You always have such great tips and tricks! Thank you! 
Hi This is a great article and an inspiration to try new things. With this shot, I used a 10mm lens, 3 shot HDR at night from a low angle to capture the symmetry of these wonderful arches in the Barberini Museum in Rome. Cheers, Erik 
I enjoyed the article. Interesting suggestions. Great examples. Thanks 
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Yes, a bit of blue hour just before dawn. This was a longer exposure to absorb the nice yellow orange. To the eye, there was only a very small sliver of yellow orange. 
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