Photo by: Robert Swetz
Here is a must see sunrise pic that was taken at Inlay Lake Myanmar (Burma), the morning after the storm hit the country around two weeks ago.
It is very strange how Myanmar can have such a terrible storm in the evening and then that following morning create such a beautiful sunrise.
This photograph was taken by Robert Swetz in 2008 in Myanmar (Burma) South East Asia
Enjoy!
Sunrise at Inlay Lake Burma
Bob -
I love this photo.
It reminds me of the report I did on houses built on stilts way back in the fifth grade. I had to do a model...having never seen one.....and without the marvels of the Internet.
It did not look as artistic as your pix.
Hey Bob - What kind of camera (s) do you have/use? I live your city shot logo.
Good morning.....I love that shot. You took it at just the right time! Hope you have a great day!
I love pictures with water reflections; yours truly depicts the calm after the storm. Hope you had a wonderful Christmas.
Hi VB, This looks SOOO peaceful. Looks like a perfect place to sip coffee and start the day.
Hmmm, the pix didnt show up for me? Weird...I will have to check back ...thanks vb!
Thanks Catherine & Kathleen for your comments there very welcome ...
And Jim that sounds very interesting, a report back in the 5th grade WOW!
Thanks for the stop Randy always a pleasure ... ;)
And Cameron believe it or not this photograph was taken with a cheaper Fuji pixs camera around 4 years ago. Since then I have stepped up into a Nikon D60 & D90 ... D60 priced at aprox. 600.000 and the D90 priced at 1200 just for the body with no lens. This photograph just goes to show that a person can take a very remarkable photograph with a 100-200 dollar camera.
When a photographer starts blowing up photographs into 11x14 prints and larger the cheaper cameras with create lower resolution prints (Blurry).
Vegas Bob ;)
This is a gorgeous photo VB! I was reading your comment above and in the CRS class that I am taking right now, they recommend a 3 mega pixel camera for agents. I'm not so sure that I agree with that. I do agree that you can take a wonderful photo with a 100-200 camera (they are usually more than 3 pixels!) :O)
Hello Joni and most cameras now are 6 mega pixels + so a person can take almost any camera now and capture a photograph like this. You just have to be at the right place at the right time and focus on capturing your subject within the frame ...
Vegas Bob
Thanks Debra and these cottages had no television, microwaves or any other modern utilities, it was very relaxing and very beautiful ...
Vegas Bob
What do you mean way back in the fifth grade? Why, it was only yesterday.
YES you are right Jim, I must have read your comment wrong! There is so much to this photograph and I will follow this post sometime soon on the city of Burmese that live in the middle of the lake with schools, restaurants and more.
Vegas Bob ;)
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