Is It Worth Waking Up Early for Sunrise Photography?

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[scotty]

Moving into the lighter mornings means earlier rises but it also means having those moments to saviour to yourself as everyone else sleeps. I love that feeling of well being which you mentioned Thomas as the freshness of a new day sweeps over you

[doubletphotography]

Lol. That little scenario at the start was so relatable!

[earlspiece]

Your scene of having all the good intentions of getting up early then going back to bed is hysterical... I've done that twice in the past two weeks!!!😀

[brainreconnecting]

"People are out and about, so that means it's time for me to leave." truly relatable words lol

[urszulaszpila]

This year, for the first time in my life, I got up at 3 a.m. to photograph the sunrise on the longest day of the year. I knew that if I got up like that, the place must be special. I chose the best place in Krakow for this type of photos. I had a beautiful view of the whole of Krakow and the photos turned out amazing. it was worth it! I know that I want to repeat it, because the waking day, the waking life of the city is something extraordinary in the photo and not only in the photo 🤩

[rickcaffee]

You hit the nail on the head with the beginning scenario! I work second shift and think about the glorious morning photography I'll do on Saturday morning. Sometimes I make it out there and sometimes I don't.

[andrewcrossley]

Fun vid. I never regret getting up at dawn to take photos at the Taj Mahal on MF back in 1991 when you could get in early. Crowds were minuscule too…pink light on white marble… unforgettable.

[dennisdksing]

I watched your video last night, and decided to pack my bag there and then, and it worked - I went out for a shoot this morning!

[cameraprepper]

Sunset is much nicer, you do not have to get early up and it is often warmer at sunset than at sunrise, a win-win 😊 !

[CyberEditing]

My vehicle is pre-packed the day before.
All batteries charged 2 days before.
I wake at 4, leave at 5 & arrive at 6. Traffic is always minimal. No regrets & I consistently get the videos that others don't.

[gladysperrier]

Love this video. Note to self - no more scrolling if I want to go out before dawn tomorrow.

[danielhenzphotography]

For me it is so inportant to prepare in the evening, as it helps me to a) not forgot everything and b) gets me excited to get up.

[pmc]

Yep, talked myself out of it many times, but realized a few years ago that when I do go out at sunrise there's never been a single instance when I've regretted it.

[Bcelinette]

Living in Paris, I love getting up early for the sunrise (even if it's sometimes difficult) because you get that feeling that the city belongs to you, that you've got Paris to yourself. Which is far from the case later in the day.
And the beginning of the video is so accurate 😁

[NeilArthurs]

Ah the sunrise photography shoot, they can still sometimes escape me but couldn't agree more with the overall message here. They are so worth it, regardless of the images taken or not. Being awake for the dawning of a new day is something worth its wait in gold!

Smashing video, cheers!

[Boris_the_Tyrannosaurus]

It's crazy how *accurate* your inner monologue is...I feel seen. I fancy myself a morning person until the alarm goes off when it's still dark outside.

[richmilligan]

Never struggle with getting up early for sunrise, love the early morning, quiet and not crawling with people. If nothing else my dog and I watch the sun rise and the day start

[AmorLucisPhotography]

Yep. That's exactly how it goes prior to a morning shoot.

[marshalljvanderhoofphoto]

I totally enjoy shooting in the morning! It is such a great time to go places and beat the crowds! Getting out of bed is hard, but so worth the beautiful morning light.

[petesuchon]

Get up. Get going. Life is short and every sunrise is different. Thanks for the video.