Esther's photos with the keyword: dawn

Sunday Challenge: A NEW BEGINNING. Be creative and take the photo you would otherwise never take, in a different way, with a new perspective, a different subject, or otherwise unusual for you ... 20231221 064127 Although take a few weeks ago, this is a new type photo for me. I don't do aerial or panoramic photos and I certainly am not normally awake to see the sunrise of a new day. This was my first time riding an untethered hot air balloon. I had a lot of company with well over 30 balloons being launched to catch the sunrise.

View from a helicopter. Ayers Rock - Uluru - Australia is a rock formation that rises approximately 1,142 feet above the surface and has a circumference of 5.8 miles. It extends approximately 1.5 miles into the ground. It is sacred land to the Aṉangu aboriginal people. The sandstone infused with feldspar (Arkosic sandstone) reflects the red light of sunrise and sunset, resulting in a glowing appearance. AIMG_6895

Kata Tjuta, also known as the Olgas, are 36 domed rock formations located in central Australia. They cover approximately 8.37 square miles and are composed of a rock conglomerate which includes granite and basalt which is held together with sandstone. AIMG_6924

Kata Tjuta, also known as the Olgas, are 36 domed rock formations located in central Australia. They cover approximately 8.37 square miles and are composed of a rock conglomerate which includes granite and basalt which is held together with sandstone. AIMG_6913

Kata Tjuta, also known as the Olgas, are 36 domed rock formations located in central Australia. They cover approximately 8.37 square miles and are composed of a rock conglomerate which includes granite and basalt which is held together with sandstone. AIMG_6917

Ayers Rock - Uluru - Australia is a rock formation that rises approximately 1,142 feet above the surface and has a circumference of 5.8 miles. It extends approximately 1.5 miles into the ground. It is sacred land to the Aṉangu aboriginal people. The sandstone infused with feldspar (Arkosic sandstone) reflects the red light of sunrise and sunset, resulting in a glowing appearance. AIMG_6899

Kata Tjuta, also known as the Olgas, are 36 domed rock formations located in central Australia. They cover approximately 8.37 square miles and are composed of a rock conglomerate which includes granite and basalt which is held together with sandstone. AIMG_6920

Ayers Rock Airport, Australia. We are up for an early morning helicopter flight in the Uluru-Kata National Park AIMG_6878

Angkor Wat AThailand 503

Angkor Wat (Early 12th Century) AThailand 493