Mount Mansfield September Sunrise Five Photograph by Felipe Adan Lerma

Mount Mansfield September Sunrise Five

by Felipe Adan Lerma

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Title

Mount Mansfield September Sunrise Five

Artist

Felipe Adan Lerma

Medium

Photograph - Photography

Description

Mount Mansfield September Sunrise Five - 5:50 am - Fifth in a series of same-morning same-location captures seen from a distance.

All Rights Reserved @Felipe Adan Lerma.

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Fifth in my September sunrise series set in Vermont -

At this point, with the appearance of the sun itself, I remember distinctly experiencing a sense of inevitability.

A sense of a “sense” of inevitability really.

Though nothing is guaranteed in life (including death and taxes in certain ways of thinking) daybreak has long meant the time to do things only doable with light when day had begun (even if no longer strictly true) - hunts for food, battles between armies, feeding the children and elderly, going to work, going to school, having light to paint, seeing love returned from a loved one’s face...

...and seeing another new day.

Because, for as long as people have lived on Earth, when the sun rose, it was inevitable - there was no turning back the new day -

A ball of fire and light rose in the sky - the air began finishing its changes from red to yellow, yellow to white, white to blue - light carved the wide mountain silhouette into hills and valleys then layers of distances -

Flat fields of crops appeared and slanted up the foreground to the horizon line, flattening the mountains and trees against the sky.

I had been in my photo shoot spot nearly an hour. I could go now, I had seen the sun rise.

Or I could stay, finish seeing the new day arrive.

I stayed.

More of my sunset / sunrise images are available at - https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/felipeadan-lerma.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=645599 .

Plus more of my Vermont images from sites along Lake Champlain to Stowe plus places in and near South Hero and Burlington, are at - https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/felipeadan-lerma.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=641697 .

Thank you so much for coming by! :)

Adan

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