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Week Six of the 52 week Art Challenge (The World Outside) contained an image of a morning sky.\u00a0 We live on a hill surrounded by tall trees.\u00a0 Our sunrise is actually about 45 minutes to an hour later than the official sunrise.\u00a0 The morning the photograph was taken for Week 6 was cloudy but not total clouds covering the entire sky.\u00a0 The clouds were thick and dark in the middle and hanging around the horizon.<\/strong><\/p>\n As the sun was rising above the tree tops, the clouds were covering the actual orb but bright light was escaping around the edges of the clouds and into the spaces between them.<\/strong><\/p>\n The scene was very dramatic and the camera was able to record the drama. <\/strong><\/p>\n One of my fellow Fine Art America members stated that the image held a motivational message: every cloud has a silver lining.<\/strong><\/p>\n I didn\u2019t think of that when I was capturing the scene or even when I was lightly processing the photograph.\u00a0 I could only see the beauty and drama that unfolded that morning.\u00a0 <\/strong><\/p>\n I am not a morning person.\u00a0 So it really was a \u201csilver lining\u201d that I was up,\u00a0 dressed and outside with my camera while witnessing such an amazing sight. Capturing that scene with my camera allows me to experience that beauty many times over as well as being able to share that awesome morning sky with others.<\/strong><\/p>\n