In the high desert, if the sky is clear, each morning there's only about five minutes of window after sunrise when the light is useable. However, the light can be so sweet during this five-minute period.
Taken with Canon 5D Mark II with Canon TS-E24mm f/3.5L II.
Here is the larger version:
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C&C are welcome, as always.
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28 commentsAs for the light, it was indeed very rich orange-red colors, probably due to the relatively high elevation (about 6000 feet) and the dusty air.
Here is an anecdotal evidence: once in a blue moon I like to use a Canon speedlite to illuminate the foreground (not in this picture, though). I need to use a warming gel to match the color of the sunshine. On the beach of Florida or Maine, a single cut of CTO gel is enough to make the flash light looks like the golden ray of the setting (or raising) sun. Here I have to use double CTO gels to exact match the sunset/sunrise colors! Talking about some incredibly rich colors, which last for only a few minutes.
Michael
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Shane