@mangAnto: Thanks for your visit and comment, MangAnto!.. so glad you enjoyed my shot.
I just viewed your portfolio... wonderful images, each one... some are quite dramatic, perhaps your post today more than any other.

Esther K from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo, Malaysia

Whoooaaa Tony! What a capture :-) The horizon is simply gorgeous! Isn't our world great? Colours at the beginning and at the end of a day!

26 Apr 2009 2:48pm

@Esther K: Thanks for your visit & nice comment, Esther! Yes, our world is great... and made greater by simply opening our eyes to see what's there. I sure do enjoy looking, as I know you do, also!

Susan from Fort Lauderdale, FL, United States

You've got that rainbow thing again!! Great catch, and your determination with this ongoing project simply amazes me each day!!

26 Apr 2009 6:05pm

@Susan: Thanks, Susan. For sure, I'm determined to enjoy and share the fruits of this hobby. It will be interesting to see now long it lasts... and what might supplant it as far as my willingness to commitment time/energy. I sure do appreciate your support and that of others.

Moridi from Tehran, Iran

What beautiful color.
Very good shot.
Thank you.

27 Apr 2009 4:23am

@Moridi: Thanks for your visit and comment, Moridi... I really appreciate both!

Steven from Chicagoland, United States

Nice warm, subtle hues here accented by a nice treeline and cityscape below.

27 Apr 2009 2:47pm

@Steven: Thanks, Steven. Early twilight... one of my favorite times of the day, sky-wise.

Sarah from Sydney, Australia

Your sunrise series is absolutely stunning! I haven't seen such glorious colours in the sunrises here. I suppose they're all fabulous in their own way though.

28 Apr 2009 3:45am

@Sarah: Thanks for stopping by and for your very nice comment, Sarah! Yes... each and every one is fabulous and worth of our celebration. I'm so pleased that you enjoyed my pics. Am3's portfolio format sure does lend itself perfectly to viewing a collection of sunrise pictures, huh.

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