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Foggy Sunrise, Glendevon by Tim Haynes Via Flickr: Pink, gold, blue and green: light from the rising sun skimming a gap between hills illuminating part of the fog a bright fiery shade of orange, contrasting with all the cool shadowy tones. Prints and things are available from the website: www.shinyphoto.co.uk/gallery/glen-devon

Sunrise Rays by Tim Haynes Via Flickr: A brilliant display of crepuscular rays, shadows coming from the edge of a cloud as the sun rose beside Canisp.

Assynt Morning by Tim Haynes Via Flickr: Beautiful morning light: crepuscular rays streaming from a cloud edge, illuminating the sides of Suilven and Canisp and the Manse Loch in the foreground.

Pre-Dawn, Loch Rannoch by Tim Haynes Via Flickr: A very cold late-autumn morning: snow had fallen, prohibiting travel further north, so I diverted to Loch Rannoch to wait for the sunrise. And rise it did: foreground rocks at the Annat Burn outflow were covered in snow, blue-green in the shadows; across the water, the sun rose in a blast of colour from behind Schiehallion. Prints and things are available from the website: Rannoch Sunrise.

Sunrise behind Schiehallion by Tim Haynes Via Flickr: Foreground rocks, at the outflow of the Annat Burn, still lightly covered with the night's fall of snow, cool blue in the shadows; across Loch Rannoch, the sun rises in a blast of gold behind the iconic triangular shape of Schiehallion. Prints and things are available from the website: Rannoch Sunrise.