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Dec222023

Dramatic Sunrise by Ric Rosow

Submitted by Ric Rosow

Dramatic Sunrise

When I walked out into our living room on December 15th I saw this amazing sky. The upper sky was dark, with gray, purple and black tones. The lower sky red. The Mississippi River reflected the color in the sky. I ran to my office to get my camera, leaving the tripod behind and took a number of shots before the clouds and the entire sky changed. This time I was lucky. I wonder why I just don't leave the camera in the living room on its tripod.

You can see more of my work at ricrosowphotography.com and PriceKrishnanGallery.com.

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