Thursday, September 1, 2022

The Sunrise in Nyah West, Victoria

 


I am a rural geriatrician. So, I provide consults to the remote nursing homes in Vic-NSW border towns. This sunrise view is the bonus view I often get. This only last 5 minutes or so before the sky became a wonton. 

The only concern is that big trucks and cargo carriers often speed without a worry in the world. Taking a shot by the roadside is quite risky. 


Sony A7RIV

FE 50mm f1.2 GM


Sunrise



34 comments:

  1. Jeez scary stuff with the trucks! But what a shot! :-D

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    1. Thanks Ananka. Trying to find things to photograph whenever I can

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  2. Nice capture and rather a dramatic sky. Know what you mean by the trucks passing by, we used to stop at a parking bay along the way when we came to one.

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    1. Every few months, there will be a mortality due to a collison of truck with something or someone

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  3. You take pictures of their memories. And if their memories are only dreams, so much the better.

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    1. You are a poet! So much to ponder after reading your comment

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  4. Gorgeous sunrise and that building sets the composition off perfectly. Have a great day - and stay safe in your travels :)

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    1. Thank you. I long to visit New Zealand again but yet to take up my courage to international travel

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  5. Sometimes, I head out early, just to some very local spot to take a early morning photo. It's just about 6 now with sunrise a half hour away. I don't think it will be a good one, and I am not feeling it anyway, so I'll stay in this morning.

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    1. That is frequently how I feel about a sunrise or sunset! We are alike

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    1. Will do! Traffic is worsening around here even in the regional area.

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  7. What a wonderful sunrise, thank you for sharing it. Also what an important job you do getting geriatric care to remote areas. My late husband had Lewy Body Dementia.

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    1. Sorry to hear about your husband. It became part of a routine for me visiting remote areas. It is almost like a silent retreat for me on the regular basis even.

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  8. That's really gorgeous. And thanks for the work you do. Rural geriatricians provide a critical service and there aren't enough of them!

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    1. Thank you kindly. Working in remote places certainly has many barriers to overcome including cultural dislocations.

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  9. Those cloud formations are interesting. Something I never see here. And be careful out there!

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    1. Thank you. The sky was positively lightening up my sultry mood in the morning

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