Robert Weingarten got here first
Every time I shoot a sunsrise here in Malibu, I think of my neighbor a few miles to the south, Robert Weingarten. For an entire year, he fixed his camera on a single spot in the Santa Monica Bay at 6:30 and shot a sunrise. You can see some more of the pix here. They turned out to be so beautiful, a musuem in Rochester, N.Y. made a gallery of the photos outdoors to help ease residents through their dark and chilly winter.
Here's our sunrise on Monday, Jan 22 at 6:30-ish.
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