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Location
This photo was taken early morning 2014 entering Yellowstone National park from the west.Time
The park opens very early and we were generally the first there. Heading into the rising sun the ground clouds(fog) were rolling off the hills and literally spilling onto the road. I hopped out of the car to take this picture. The sun appeared unusually large because of the water vapor corona that was created. It was one of my favorites.Lighting
Heading into the rising sun, the ground clouds(fog) were rolling off the hills and literally spilling onto the road like balls of cotton candy! I hopped out of the car to take this picture. The sun appeared unusually large because of the water vapor corona that was created. It was one of my favorites.Equipment
My DLSR was packed in the back as it was our last day and we were headed for some other location but I grabbed my Canon SX70 and took the shot.Inspiration
It was mostly the clouds, but when I got back to do post processing the huge solar element stood out.Editing
Just a little to fix colorIn my camera bag
Canon then, now Sony A7 IIIFeedback
You know, they always say early morning. It never disappoints.
