There’s nothing more stunning or humbling than a sunrise. It’s the beginning of something new, the soft pinks and blues that herald a new day. There’s such promise in a beginning, don’t you think? We’ve found a solid bit of beautiful photography from our local sunrises in Nashville, and they’re a sight to see. Take a look!
- Hello, you royal purple sky!
Josh Hunter - Flickr Josh Hunter, the photographer, named this photo, “Gateway to Dawn.” We can’t imagine a better thought.
- The beginning of a hazy Nashville morning…
InvisibleSocks - Flickr We’ve never seen a telephone pole look so good.
- This looks like the beginning of a hot summer day.
ravenillini - Flickr Don’t you agree?
- This is chilling…
Travis Hightower - Flickr The blood orange of it all is slightly terrifying - but we’ll take it.
- Look at the colors on the water!
Jeffrey Davis - Flickr They’re pale and sweet and lovely.
- A bit of nice light on the pedestrian bridge.
Michael Hicks - Flickr A bit deeper into the morning, but just as lovely nevertheless.
- Aaaaand away from the city for a moment…
idintify media - Flickr A bit of light in the country, anyone?
- This is the Nashville we know!
Michael Hicks - Flickr The traffic and light from our commute - we see you.
- Whoa.
Michael Hicks - Flickr We have no words.
- This looks like some kind of magic…
Michael Hicks - Flickr Show anyone this shot of Radnor Lake and they’ll never want to leave Nashville. Ever.
Gosh. We’re forever in love with Nashville. If you have any of your own photos, feel free to send them on over!
Josh Hunter - Flickr
Josh Hunter, the photographer, named this photo, “Gateway to Dawn.” We can’t imagine a better thought.
InvisibleSocks - Flickr
We’ve never seen a telephone pole look so good.
ravenillini - Flickr
Don’t you agree?
Travis Hightower - Flickr
The blood orange of it all is slightly terrifying - but we’ll take it.
Jeffrey Davis - Flickr
They’re pale and sweet and lovely.
Michael Hicks - Flickr
A bit deeper into the morning, but just as lovely nevertheless.
idintify media - Flickr
A bit of light in the country, anyone?
The traffic and light from our commute - we see you.
We have no words.
Show anyone this shot of Radnor Lake and they’ll never want to leave Nashville. Ever.
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