2 vertical panoramas of today's sunrise — one made by panning from low to high and the other from high to low.

First, look at the one where I began at the top, so that the iPhone sensed the light from a high spot in the sky:

That's the second shot I took, after I could see that beginning to pan from the bottom made everything too bright. So here's the first shot, which I've tinkered with a little to try to improve. I'm not happy about the rendering of the light and colors of the sunrise, but what's cool about it is that I discovered something that I had not seen at the time and that is not visible in the top-to-bottom panorama:

Rainbow sunrise panorama.

This morning, from the shore of Lake Mendota.

Foggy sunrise — 7:28.

Vertical panorama — sunrise + moon.

At the Sunrise Café...

... you can write about whatever you want.

Here's a panorama version that includes the moon (and the moon's shattered reflection in the water)(click and click again for a good enlargement):

Misty panorama at sunrise — western view.

 

(Click and click again to enlarge.)

At the Midday Café...

 

... you can write about anything. 

That's a panorama view that shows the sun and the moon. Click and click again to get a big enough picture.

Sunrise 3 ways.

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