Sunrise Photos

[RIDEr]

So the sunset photos were such a hit, I was wondering if anybody was an early riser and had a good SUNRISE. Below is the sunrise from Peak 11 in Breckenridge.

 

[bvibert]

Sweet pics RIDEr, I don't think I have any sunrise pics to share...

 

[skibum1321]

Sunrise is a little bit too early for me to function well.

 

[Zand]

Too bad I didn't have a camera at Wawa on February 25th. I might've been able to have caught the only ever "skiing during sunrise" photo. Oh well.

 

[Brettski]

wish I had a camera when I lifted up in total darkness to catch the breakfast at the top of Blackcomb....

was skiing down before sunrise....that was amazing

 

[kbroderick]

Got a few

...the better ones are attached. Views are of Mansfield, the Winooski River as it flows in the vicinity of Waterbury, and Camel's Hump (albeit not necessarily in that order). I'd like to get some more sunrise photos, but the sun is just coming up too friggin' soon at this point.

 

[RIDEr]

Great pics kbroderick. I'm never at a good location to capture any East Coast mountains.

 

[ski_resort_observer]

Here are my favorites

Love those sunrise photos. The one of Camels Hump is gorgeous.

#1- the moon was exposed the night before. I was actually waiting for firstlight to happen on the Tetons when I heard the moose enter the water to my right. I changed lens and hoped for the best.
#2- the shot my camera was originally pointed at. This image was shot at a diferent date, same place as #1. It's a very popular photo opp and went there often to photograph.
#3 was shot from Teton Village just as the sun was coming up over the Gros Ventre Range. It was -50F so the moisture produced by the Snake River was zillions of tiny ice crystals which formed the Sundog. It's just another type of rainbow.

 

[RIDEr]

what part of the tetons is this? The photos are great, but I can't picture where this is...

 

[ski_resort_observer]

X marks the spot shot #1 and #2 were taken at.

 

[RIDEr]

Cool. I have a good idea where that is. Your website photos are amazing... BIG PROPS.