I was out well before dawn yesterday, and in spite of walking some 6 miles along the coastline in the hope of good photographic light, the winter solstice slipped by under a blanket of thick cloud.
Not so today. In fact I might have missed everything having dared take notice of what the Met Office had to offer the night before. But that tried and trusted method of look-out-of-the-window weather forecast as dawn approached paid dividends. It so often does.
There's a fairly stiff easterly breeze blowing when I reach the beach, and the sea and sky are showing a good deal of promise. The pre-dawn images I shot were the best of the session, as with this one taken five minutes before sunrise.
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