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The Canyon Rim Trail in Twin Falls Idaho is a popular paved walking trail stretching about 5 miles along the edge of the Snake River Canyon. I enjoy early morning walks, for fitness the beauty of local sunrises. That morning, I had put on sweats and had almost decided not to bring the camera and just get some exercise. It had been rather stormy the previous evening, and the clouds were beginning to break up, but the atmosphere was still heavy with humidity. I walked 2 or 3 miles and turned back, so my back was to the sun. Luckily, I turned to look at the view again and saw the sun cresting the canyon rim. I was at a location along the trail where from my perspective the Perrine Bridge was about level with the horizon, and the sun was peering over both. The low clouds were almost touching the horizon as well, leaving just a very narrow space for a streak of golden yellow sunrise. I was so excited by the view, and in such a hurry to capture it that I failed to notice that I had turned the autofocus off for some previous shooting. Luckily, I noticed before ruining every shot, but I only ended up with just this one before the conditions changed. I guess I can count my blessings that I got at least one that morning!
Images include an optional hand-crafted barn wood frame for a 12×18 canvas print.
The Canyon Rim Trail in Twin Falls Idaho is a popular paved walking trail stretching about 5 miles along the edge of the Snake River Canyon. I enjoy early morning walks, for fitness the beauty of local sunrises. That morning, I had put on sweats and had almost decided not to bring the camera and just get some exercise. It had been rather stormy the previous evening, and the clouds were beginning to break up, but the atmosphere was still heavy with humidity. I walked 2 or 3 miles and turned back, so my back was to the sun. Luckily, I turned to look at the view again and saw the sun cresting the canyon rim. I was at a location along the trail where from my perspective the Perrine Bridge was about level with the horizon, and the sun was peering over both. The low clouds were almost touching the horizon as well, leaving just a very narrow space for a streak of golden yellow sunrise. I was so excited by the view, and in such a hurry to capture it that I failed to notice that I had turned the autofocus off for some previous shooting. Luckily, I noticed before ruining every shot, but I only ended up with just this one before the conditions changed. I guess I can count my blessings that I got at least one that morning!
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