Sunrise Hunting

Hi photography lovers!

A few days ago, I woke early to hunt for the sunrise. However, before taking that real action, I must do a survey first. I had to determine the best spot to enjoy the beauty of the sunrise instead of photographing it. And I found it! Undoubtedly, the beachfront is one of the best spots to capture sunrise moments.

A few days later, I went to the seashore to photograph and enjoy the sunrise. But unfortunately, photographing the sunrise was more challenging than I had imagined. Sometimes I miss the best moments because I misjudged the sunrise time. However, the weather factor is often the reason for failure to get the best photo at sunrise.

But my efforts finally paid off. I managed to get some of the best sunrise moments in a few different places. In this post, I will share my best sunrise moments.

The sun behind the foliage

The photo above was taken when I went to the beach. On that day, I missed the sunrise on the beach. As soon as I saw the sun starting to rise, I stopped at the edge of a lake. From behind a grove of plants, I photographed the sunrise. The golden color was very beautiful and mesmerizing. The weather on that day was so good that it allowed me to capture the sun's golden light.

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The sun begins to rise

I was finally able to find the best moment of sunrise on the beach. In the distance, the sun began to peek out from the horizon, seemingly merging with the sea. Slowly, the sun began to rise away from the horizon. I captured every second of the sunrise. The reflection of the sun's golden light is also biased above the sea surface.

These are the best golden hour moments for me. I would not miss them. With my Sony A6000 camera, I took tons of pictures of the sun rising from the eastern horizon. The photos I shared above are a selection. That's my opinion. What do you think? Feel free to leave a comment.

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Sunrise and a boat

The other day, I also managed to capture a moment of sunrise with a sea view. I saw a fishing boat moored on the beach. I then took a picture of the boat with the sunrise in the background.

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The others

I have also selected some of my best shots of sunrise hunting. For example, you can see a photo of the sunrise on the left side and a white line on the right. I think the white line is a contrail or condensation trail from the residual combustion of an airplane engine.

And a few other photos that I sometimes find difficult to narrate. Could you help me to narrate them?

Thank you!