This is the sunrise from March 19.
It’s such a quiet, calm time of day. Usually the only sounds are those of birds singing.
This duck seemed to be swimming toward the sunrise. In the distance, you can see a workboat, heading out to work the fishing nets, crab pots and/or oyster beds in the James River.
After taking these pictures, I began my morning chores reading blogs, and just happened to look out, about 30 minutes later.
You have my word: this picture was taken the same morning as the previous three.
these days of mine 
The sky changes so quickly….part of the reason sunrise and sunset photos are so beautiful and fascinating! Lovely.
Pam (and Sam)
I believe you. The water is as calm as the first three but oh my, the sky is so different.
oh so very beautiful…..your photos are always so stunning. I hope you put them together in a book/coffee table table book
Just a reminder that we always have to be looking! What a gorgeous end to the sunrise! Have a wonderful day!
Sunrise can be such a sweet surprise!
A beautiful, calm way to start that particular morning!
A glorious sunrise surprise! Many of our days have golden surprises if we are waiting and watching for them. Thanks for sharing your pix!
I often mistake chores and blog reading….hmmm. So glad you looked up!!
just perfect.
Your ‘morning chores’ sound like mine! {wink,wink} As always, you’ve shared beautiful photos of a serene sunrise with those of us who aren’t so crazy about getting up early enough to see it. (yours truly) 😀
What a beautiful capture of nature by you!!!!
What’s best about the sunrises/sets you show here is the -progression- .. a lot of folks might take a pic or two and go about their business, but when you come back a half hour later, it really makes an impact !
How quickly it can change but all is beautiful,
There is just something about sunrises and sunsets over water isn’t there? What a gift!
~d.
Ahhh what a delightful way to start the day. You have a beautiful view. 🙂
Beautiful!
I guess the sun was sleeping in that day.