

Sunrise No. 1,005 of 2,000+
- Sunrise time: 7:48
- Azimuth: 94° ⇡
- Did the sun rise: Yes
- Was the sun visible: Oh yeah
- Felt like: 62 ºF
- Air Temp: 62 ºF
- Humidity: 69%
- Wind gust: 3 mph
Exposure
- 200mm
- f/2.8
- 1/3200 sec
- 100
Shiras Park, Marquette, MI
0.1 mile commute
📍 46° 33' 9" N, -87° 22' 56" W
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While I love the red leaves, I have plenty of photos like it. Yet, I don’t have any photos framed quite like the freighter. However, I went classico. This is a rare exception of this journey when I was a renting a 200mm lens, and while there are many classic sunrise photos, there aren’t any I can recall with a telephoto. Across the spectrum of sunrise (and sunset) photography, telephoto photos of the sun over water, have never been my favorite. But in the spectrum of this project, I think it’s important that still gets represented, despite these compositions oversartuating what we typically see as sunrise/sunset photography.






Is this the Novaya Zemlya effect, or something else?