Sometimes the most inspiring and beautiful sunrises and sunsets don’t take place in the direction of the sun. At the time of peak color and texture, a broken belt of high clouds extended from northeast to overhead to southwest, in effect offering multiple sunrise scenes in one. For someone who is not often awake and outdoors at sunrise, that is a bonus and a blessing. The next view in this three-part series shows in the opposite direction, overhead to southwest.
Norman OK (31 Jan 16) Looking ENELast Sunrise, January 2016
Sometimes the most inspiring and beautiful sunrises and sunsets don’t take place in the direction of the sun. At the time of peak color and texture, a broken belt of high clouds extended from northeast to overhead to southwest, in effect offering multiple sunrise scenes in one. For someone who is not often awake and outdoors at sunrise, that is a bonus and a blessing. The next view in this three-part series shows in the opposite direction, overhead to southwest.
Norman OK (31 Jan 16) Looking ENE