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Morning Glory

As I was driving to work this morning I was struck by how beautifully the sun was reflecting on the low lying fog that was clinging to the valley floors. It was, truly, morning glory & the scene was a wonderful way to begin my day!
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  1. Anonymous01 February, 2012 12:33

    Oh wow! That is just stunning! Lucky you to get to see that!

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  2. seabluelee01 February, 2012 13:17

    Wow, what an amazing sight and photograph. Glorious!

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  3. Ruth01 February, 2012 13:26

    Gorgeous!

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  4. Janet Ghio01 February, 2012 16:11

    What a gorgeous photo!!

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  5. Jane LaFazio02 February, 2012 11:51

    sooo gorgeous!

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  6. Jeannie02 February, 2012 23:59

    Wonderful photograph! I love the composistion, the beautiful color, and the fog lifting.

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  7. Unknown06 February, 2012 19:39

    The light is stunning! Thank you for sharing.

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  8. Anonymous07 February, 2012 18:03

    Beautiful Photo!

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  9. Bethany10 February, 2012 18:31

    Wow. This shot is absolutely gorgeous!!

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  10. Julie12 February, 2012 22:16

    Wow. You are very lucky to enjoy such a beautiful view on your way to work! Beautiful balance in your photo.

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  11. Kat Sloma13 February, 2012 08:12

    That is gorgeous! Love the light, the mist, the reflections, the row of trees. What a lucky moment for you to be able to capture! THanks for linking in to Exploring with a Camera.

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  12. Unknown16 February, 2012 18:38

    What beautiful silhouettes and reflections!

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  13. esra17 February, 2012 06:05

    Fabulous light and silhouettes. and the reflections are just so beautiful!

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  14. Juli20 February, 2012 14:05

    Hi, there..Visiting from Exploring with a Camera. This is absolutely gorgeous! The silhouette, the colour, the reflection - all of it combined is exceptionally beautiful! What a lovely way to start the day! Juli

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  15. Becs23 February, 2012 02:33

    Amazing shot. Love the silhouettes and the reflections.

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  16. gina23 February, 2012 07:14

    You captured a very special moment -- how lucky! Simply gorgeous!

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  17. Kim Stevens24 February, 2012 10:44

    That is gorgeous! Love the reflections in the water too, and that misty fog, ahhh!

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