“Every day, a million miracles begin at sunrise.”
“A night can never defeat the sunrise.”
Sunday Morning Sunrise Selfie
Two photos of one POO (perfectly ordinary object) but with a different perspective!
Bottom photo did not show the sunrise. I stepped 10 steps to my right and there it was, hidden in the glass, seen from one perspective, hidden in the other.
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| I have now incorpated Yaminis word for my photos, POO, Perfectly Ordinary Objects. I feel a new label coming on. |
It is amazing and a beautiful golden. It looks like a sunrise on t.V.!
ReplyDeleteThe pictures look so different. Well done!
ReplyDeleteIt is a gorgeous reflection of the sunrise. You do turn this ordinary into a great photo. Good to see the comparison.
ReplyDeleteUntil you mentioned it I thought that was tinted glass…..how unobservant am I ??
ReplyDeleteAs Denise said - it is a gorgeous reflection!
That window reflected the sunrise perfectly. So pretty.
ReplyDeleteFab-u-lous. We had to go back and look again. That is a spectacular sunrise capture. Xxx Mr T and F
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous sunrise. Hidden things can be found if we are looking for them, love the reflection. LOL, I like the word POO. Take care, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteHari OM
ReplyDeletePOO - the very important compost of life!!! 😀 Glad you have taken up the 'mantra' and this is gorgeous. YAM xx
Wat a change a few steps made!
ReplyDeleteLook, and look again! That sunrise reflection is so cool! I believe there's a lesson there, but it's not coming to me right now.
ReplyDeletePS - Forget my tree people, now I'd like to climb aboard this contraption and play with the joy stick.
Sunrises are my favorite. My kitchen window faces East what a way to start a day
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Love your different perspectives.
ReplyDeleteThe capture of sunrise is really beautiful..
Yay for POO..haha
Sue
You know me...sunrise is the best time of day! Fabulous
ReplyDeleteLove the POO you shared!!!
ReplyDeleteSunrise is the best time of day. I visited Japan recently and posted some images, and had the luck (or jet lag) to get up very early and see the surroundings at that time. The light is just different.
ReplyDeleteMersad
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