When I got up and looked outside my window I saw that the terrible vog that we hate so much had created a sunrise that reminded me of a Hiroshige woodblock print. The clouds were shimmering and the sun looked like an egg yolk being split in two.
However, by the time we clattered about to find our cameras, the window screen down and cameras pointing out, the scene had changed. Still... you can sort of see it. (If you click on the photo, you can blow it up to see it better.)
Our neighbors must think we're crazy.
Who cares what the neighbors think. It's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous shot, Kay! And our neighbors decided I was nuts years ago and they're still shaking their heads! What can I say??? I'm a nut! Hope your weekend is going well!
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good job, the neighbors don't know about your blogging audience...
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a wood print. There is usually something good (your unrise) that follows something not good (vog). Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI am so glad you get up early! It was still lovely when you caught it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!!!!!!
ReplyDeletevery nice!
ReplyDeleteJust got back from lunch at Mariposa. Got stuck in traffic on Nimitz going toward the viaduct. It took me an hour to drive from Ala Moana Center to Foster Village!
Lin said it so well! Very nice photo. Vog is a new word to me.
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard to think of that beautiful island with it's own kind of air pollution....
ReplyDeleteYikes! I'm glad I'm here! Amoeba is headed to Kona (leaves Sunday returns Thursday). I bet it's nasty there, too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Kay and hey, at least your neighbours never found you lying on the grass in November photographing fallen leaves!
ReplyDeleteyes, the morning light changes fast. Been there.
ReplyDeleteThis is such an interesting shot and a beautiful photo Kay.
ReplyDeletelooks great!
ReplyDeleteI see it. Awesome! Very impressive shot!
ReplyDeleteThat's a beautiful, certainly golden, sunrise, Kay. Is "vog" volcanic ash mixed with fog, maybe????
ReplyDeletebeautiful photo thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI don't think the neighbors caught me this morning when I was doing something similar.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it interesting that those of us who take pictures like to see things through our camera. Sometimes I have to remind myself to just stand and look.
Who care what the neighbors think when it come to getting a great shot.
ReplyDeleteReminds me a little of LA!
That looks kinda scary.
ReplyDeleteI am the only one I've ever seen in this village out with a camera. So I think it is the neighbors who are nuts, not me.
Beautiful picture Kay. So different than what we see down here. I sure hope to be able to visit up there one day soon. I will, if my daughter has anything to say about it! :-)
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