It is that time of year when my commute to work often coincides with sunrise or other early morning lighting, and I managed to make a few nice images as a result in October and November.
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ACL's appropriately named Atlantic Sun was departing Halifax one morning while I chased photos of the USS Gerald R. Ford. |
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Dynamogracht entering the harbour at sunrise. |
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ONE Hangzhou Bay entering Halifax Harbour at sunrise. |
Unfortunately, the morning I was chasing the USS Gerald R. Ford, I didn't manage to get a spectacular sunrise image - this was the angle I received the morning that Atlantic Sun was leaving.
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Atlantic Sun departing off to the right with the USS Gerald R. Ford at left. |
I tried to convince my editor at Warships IFR that he should include the following photo inside the magazine, and feature wording to the following effect on the cover: "USS Gerald R. Ford off the rails! Photos inside."
For some reason, he didn't go for it, but I thought it was a great idea.
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USS Gerald R. Ford "off the rails" as it were, pictured from the Dartmouth side. |
That said, a few mornings later, I did manage to get a sunrise shot from the Halifax side that I was happy with.
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USS Gerald R. Ford at sunrise from Halifax. |
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