The sunrise started with a watery sun rising out of the sea.
The shape of the clouds around the sun was the highlight for me.
I often say that every sunrise is unique and it's the clouds that make it that way. This morning the clouds beside the sun were in beautiful sweeping shapes.
As I lined up the shot a curlew approached and gave me a sea-level flypast. To me, moments like this make a photograph that bit more special and they're always worth looking out for.
After an hour of warm sun all the talk among the early dog-walkers was of spring sunshine. But suddenly the sun disappeared into heavier cloud and the temperature dropped markedly. It was like a promising spring day had changed back to winter.
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