My place faces east-south-east. Great for sunrises. If I’m awake. But then there are buildings between me and the sea… boohoo. So it narrows the view.
But I thought for this week’s #2019picoftheweek challenge, I’d pick the title Sunrise, and this pic might do…
Sunrise: 8th October 2019
For details of #2019picoftheweek challenge see MariaAntonia
crispina kemp 
Lovely shot! Those clouds, the rising pinkish-orange, the blue sky, the house and trees dark…
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I thank you. It was taken one morning before venturing out on a walk.
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It does very well Crispina! Beautiful! ❤
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Thank you. 🙂
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Beautiful. The sky is so blue! I’ll email you an Alaskan sunrise.
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You did. I received. I’m impressed. I’m envious. 🙂
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Look at those early morning clouds! And is that a bird taking off near the bottom?
Love the silhouettes, btw.
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I thank you. I tried to keep the foreground clutter down to minimum. I think it was probably a pigeon, disturbed by my clicks.
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It’s a beautiful photo. But my curiosity sits with the bird. Do you know what it is?
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I think it was a pigeon. It could have been a seagull, but there’s a pigeon has a regular roost on one of the street lamps.
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Pigeon makes sense. The only time I have trouble with them is when couples try to nest on my balcony. I highly discourage it from an unfortunate past experience.
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It’s too big to be anything other than pigeon or seagull. I don’t have problems with breeding pigeons; it’s the gulls are a nuisance.
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The breeding isn’t necessarily the problem. It’s the daily “Droppings” <—politeness …that can pile up quickly combined with it's lovely scent in the sun. I'd be happy to host but ..well.
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Yep, get what you mean. Get the same thing with the gulls.
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At least I know when they’re there if I’m listening. Cooing gets me running LOL Gulls don’t “nest” on our balconies 🙂
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You’re lucky. Cos if they did they wouldn’t allow you on it. Need hard hats to go into the courtyard in the summer. I am not kidding. They defend their young, and time comes when those young are down on the ground.
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Oh Dear!! I see what you mean!
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Nasty vicious creatures. But only in defence of their young, so we must forgive them 🙂
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Right 🙂
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Looks like a lovely sunrise. Sadly we too have buildings in the way of our view!
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I had to go out in the car park… annoying, cos the beach is just down the road, but I’d have missed it entirely by the time I got there.
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