So many of us are fascinated with sunrises. There must be as many photographs of the rising sun as stars in the firmament. What is it about the daily recurrence of the arrival of the sun that enchants us, transports us into a state of wonder; awakens our longing for the infinite with a smile on our face.
Every sunrise is the same, eternal, yet shows itself in daily newness and difference. These photos, which I took a month ago, made me think that this is what the first primordial sunrise might have looked like as it came out of the universe’s womb.
The same sunrise seen from afar
Emanuel Melo torontonian azorean writer 
Sunrises, for some reason, seem only to be viewed when traveling. So wonderful that you were able to capture such wonderful images close to home. Beautiful and inspiring.
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Thank you, Valerie. I am very blessed that I can walk down my street to watch the sunrise over the lake. Pity that I don’t do it more often.
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At least we needn’t get up so early in order to view sunrises, the closer we get to the winter solstice. 😉
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I like the orange colour in the sunrise. ☀️
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That massive body of water is the Toronto lake?
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Hi Alex,
Since you wrote in English this time, I think I should reply in English, too.
Lake Ontario is one of the five Great Lakes of North America but it’s not the biggest. Lake Superior is the largest, followed by Lake Michigan, and Lake Huron. The smallest is Lake Erie. Here’s some photos of Lake Ontario taken from where I live in the city of Toronto:
Enjoy. Emanuel
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Emanuel, it’s ok answering in English. This time I felt more confident in writing in English. Sometimes I feel more able to thinking in English. But normaly I’m slow in thinking in English. Unfortunately I forgot the most English grammar rules.
About the Ontorio Lake, I see I mistook its name with the Toronto city. I’m glad to know the difference since now.
Thank you for the interesting comments about the lakes of North America. I think so fascinating how similar these big lakes are to seas or oceans. 🙂
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Emanuel, thank you for the photos of Ontario Lake. They are beautiful. I enjoyed them. 🙂
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Um belíssimo “big bang” solar!
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É mesmo isso, Dulce. Parece ser um big bang! Obrigado pela comparação. Emanuel
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Que descrição perfeita, Emanuel: “Every sunrise is the same, eternal, yet shows itself in daily newness and difference”
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Obrigado Miguel pela tua atenta leitura do meu texto. Abraço,Emanuel
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Beautiful!
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São belíssimas colorações no céu. As fotos atestam essas mesmas cores.
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Obrigado Irina. Espero que tenhas um bom fim de semana. Emanuel
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Fabulous, Emanuel!
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Que fotografia fantástica! E, sim, cada “sunrise” é único!
😀
Abraço
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