Interesting choice this week from Ann-Christine as she thinks we all need to smile. I don’t disagree, especially with all the uncertainty in the world right now, but I didn’t know how to show photos like that. I often smile with my photography, but then I realised that there is one type of photography that really gets me.
So if you want to learn more about this post then please visit Ann-Christine at her blog Leya. I often don’t follow exactly what I am meant to do, so best to go and see what she suggests.
I was trying to think of those times when I am out taking photos and I can’t get the smile off my face. It happens from time to time when I get really excited, but I have to admit there is one time when it absolutely happens. and that is at sunrise.
There is nothing more disappointing than waking up really early to go and photograph the sunrise and there is nothing, almost no colour. For me that happens more often than not. So imagine how excited I get when I go the extra effort and get out and I’m greeted with the most glorious sunrise. It makes my day and I smile for the rest of it. It fills me with so much joy.
Here is a selection of some of those sunrises, I hope they put a smile on your face too.
Thank you Ann-Christine for helping me to remember some of my best photography moments, it certainly made me smile wide as I looked back.
Please take a look at her post. I have put the link at the start of this post.
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