Back at my morning coffee spot.

[jeeperman]

Look, not even the birds were up yet!
C&C welcome as always.

[Bobobird]

Very nice.
You may not see them but many are already up and about from about 3-4 AM.

[jeeperman]

Thanks Bobo. Very true, I am sure they were watching me.

[dje]

Looks like a pretty good spot for a "cuppa" Paul. Nicely captured.

Dave

[Kaclarity]

Paul
Hard to improve that one. Dammm I'm going to steal that Lens. JimC

[Dizzy]

Paul, the only possible change I might suggest would be to clone out that little twig
sticking in at the top right, but aside from that it's an awesome image in every respect.

Not being a morning person in any respect, I applaud those of you with the courage to
rise early enough to see the sunrise.

[jeeperman]

Thank you Dave, Jim and Mike. Good catch on the twig Mike, thanks.

[Designer]

Hi, Paul. Why not experiment with a different crop? I see a better picture lurking here. Crop to a vertical format almost in the middle, leaving the trees that are now in the middle. There will still be the unfortunate placement of the opposite shoreline being in the approximate center, so maybe a little off the top as well. That would cut off the orphan branch, too, so done and dusted.

[JPS]

Hi Paul,
great picture. Well done.

Just one small point, is that not 3 birds flying top centre (slightly to the right)? If so; you are right they were watching you. lol

Thanks for sharing.

[Maritimer1]

Beautiful shot. There are three birds coming your way right over the tree tops three quarters of the way to the right

[Donald]

Dang, that must be good coffee!

That's a masterful piece of work. A huge challenge to expose it well, I would have thought. You have managed the light beautifully.

[stardelta]

Fantastic shot as always paul.
What a fantastic place to enjoy a coffee.

[Daisy Mae]

Twigs..what twigs?

Beautiful paul..just stunning ...very impressed. xx

[jeeperman]

Thank you everyone, I guess it was early and to much coffee....never saw the birds. Sharon, the twigs....well I believe it is the lone leaf creeping in above the tree far right.