Featuring the brightness of a sunrise over sand dune in black & white. This was photographed along the shores of Lake Michigan at the Indiana Dunes National Park.
A morning in Africa was featured on “A Foggy Sunrise.”
All photos are my own. ©Pepper Tron/Heavens Sunshine
No usage allowed in any form without my written consent.
Posted for Leanne’s Monochrome Madness
This is perfection!
Thanks, Becky. Beautiful perfection created by God. 😉
Yes, and you have quite an eye for finding it:)
All of your Africa photos that I’ve seen are wonderful. I’m more than a little envious of that experience. 🙂
Thank you, Earl. Africa was the adventure of a lifetime for so many reasons. I have my hubby to thank for strongly encouraging me to go on this photography safari on my own. I will forever be grateful to him for that.
A great adventure! Isn’t it wonderful to have people who push us up instead of tearing us down!
It sure is.
Wonderful Irene 😀 The suns rays are perfect
Thanks, Brian. A right place, right time moment for sure. 😁
Fine shot!
Thank you very much. Have a wonderful day. 😊
A very cool shot.
So glad you think so. It always makes me happy when an image works well in b&w. 😊
Definitely.
Lovely, and the idea of sand dunes in Indiana makes me smile. Your own little bit of Laurence of Arabia.😀
Exactly! I honestly had no idea what to expect when we moved to Indiana. I was surprised at the fun I had exploring during the 20 years that we ended up living there. Thanks for commenting, Julie. 😁
I like how the rays of the sun display on the sand dune!
Me too! I always get excited when I am able to capture a sunburst. It does not always work so I am very grateful when it does. 😉
I’ve only had one time it worked for me – these gigantic rays of the sun angling toward the ground and never again.
Right time and right place. 😉
Indeed!
Greats a really great capture, Pepper.
Thanks, Lynette. I never used to play with b&w images until I started blogging. Some images work and others, not so much.. 😊
Amazing backlit photo. I stink at these. thanks
Thanks, Sue. It may not be all your fault when taking backlit photos. I think most cameras try to find a middle ground when dealing with that much contrast and on auto mode. I tend to manually adjust the aperture slightly to compensate. I bet you don’t stink as much as you think. 😉
I am curious to know your thoughts.