Thirty three seconds pass from Series 3, the high clouds shine less bright, the sun disk now blocked by those clouds on the horizon, the rising sun brings darkness yet a first hint of sunburst.
Seemingly, the first image foam-wave swath will erase the mirror.
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Exposure: 1/400 sec at f / 5.0, Focal Length: 24 mm, ISO 250
Fifty seconds later, instead of erasure the new water brings clarity.
Six minutes, 39 seconds elapsed from the first images of this series.
A slide show of these images. Suggestion, for this series in a larger format, open a separate browser tab for each post. At series end you will then have eight (including the very first post a few weeks ago) landscapes to compare.
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Michael Stephen Wills Photography 
Fabulous photos! I love a good sunrise and, as your pictures demonstrate, it’s amazing how they change.
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Thank You, Sheree. Sorry for the late response due to illness.
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Hope you’re feeling better.
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Thank You, Sheree.
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Enjoyed this series, Michael Stephen, and the glorious sunrise you captured.
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This is good to hear, Jet. Thank You so much for the compliment.
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Wow -these are stunning!
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We were blessed this year with many memorable sunrises. Your visit and kind words are appreciated, M.B.
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