Thanks for the sunrise, Los Angeles.#LosAngeles #sunrisers #LosAngelesLockdown #SoCal #SaturdayMorning #sunrise pic.twitter.com/RdMwvuOKRx
— Afonso Salcedo (@fonziewonzie) December 5, 2020
We've been having some outrageously stunning sunrises lately. This was this morning 12/5/20. Have a great day! #LA #sunrise #California #nature #NewDay #Hope #SaturdayMorning #grateful pic.twitter.com/NMdiHwjYDP
— Amy Virginia Miller (@Amyvmiller) December 5, 2020
“Rest but never quit. Even the sun has a sinking spell each evening. But it always rises the next morning. At sunrise, every soul is born again.”
– Muhammad Ali#sunrise #hope #newday #newstart #dontgiveup #goodmorning #LosAngeles #californialockdown pic.twitter.com/4tpsrFu6RB— Gotrippen (@gotrippen) December 5, 2020
My @periscope wouldn't load to go #live so I made a video…Sunrise at the beach in Southend California pic.twitter.com/ZONp2zOfL7
— TortoiseBrand™ Alicia Previn (@lovelyprevin) December 5, 2020
#sunrise #surf this morning at the #oceansidepier #California ✌️❤️📷 everyone 🤙 pic.twitter.com/Y7cKlPFwtu
— Scott James ✌️❤️📷 (@sjamesphoto) December 5, 2020
Malibu Sunrise + Dean Martin = California Christmas 🎄 🏝 #MyDayInLA #Malibu pic.twitter.com/uWdkPbkkzb
— Alan Semsar (@AlanSemsar) December 5, 2020
#SimiValley #California #visitsimivalley #SaturdayMorning #saturdayvibes #weekend #sunrise #hiking #hikingadventures #hummingbirdtrail pic.twitter.com/HZWfJrhlvd
— Justin D. Bell (@Justin_D_Bell) December 5, 2020
We specialize in sunsets here in California, but sunrises can be just as awesome, too.#sunrise #SaturdayThoughts pic.twitter.com/cO4QyXccYa
— The Native (@bretcolson) December 5, 2020
Sunrise in California 6:40am and waiting for the Bannon War Room to start In 20 mins! pic.twitter.com/yjSqwlYO9c
— THEY CHEATED (@Kristina_2020) December 5, 2020
I interviewed Heather MacDonald in 2003: Luke: “You said the light here is special. Could you elaborate?”
Heather: “It’s brilliant and white. It’s even more so in Orange County. My mother lives in Irvine. I wonder if it is because the light reflects off of the ocean and bounces off the open hills. You feel like you are in a big bowl of light. It’s the most wondrous feeling. Here it is a little thicker but still in the evenings, it reflects off the white stucco houses in a way that makes you feel like you are in the sky. In the East Coast, the humidity is constantly so much heavier, that the light never produces that clarity and sharpness of outline.”
