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What happens when you put three unlucky photographers together at sunrise? Yup, no clouds. Neither Pete, Kevin, nor I have had much luck when it comes to having a visible mass of condensed water vapor at sunrise over the past month, it seems.

Well, even without clouds, the pines on top of the old stone trestles whispered to me. These remnants are still standing proudly on the Shenendoah, just before it collides with the Potomac.

Was it worth waking up at 3am to drive to Harper's Ferry? A resounding yes! Even without clouds.

An avid photographer, based in Maryland, that specializes in landscapes and sunrise/sunsets, with particular emphasis on long exposure work. Edward utilizes different filter combinations to achieve the desired effects. Along with landscapes, Edward also enjoys macro work and abstracts. Edward is a Getty Images contributor and his other works can be found on Getty Images. He can also be found on Flickr, Facebook, and iStock.