Gold Harbour sunrise

I got up early to see the sunrise at Gold Harbour in South Georgia, but the prospects initially seemed poor - lots of low cloud and very weak light. Luckily for me though I stuck around, and for a brief period of about 5 minutes the rising sun shone through a gap in the clouds on the eastern horizon and illuminated the Bertrab Glacier which hangs over the top of the cliffs above the beach where all the King Penguins live (this shot is taken with the sun rising behind me, from the deck of an anchored ship). I am not sure if sunrises like this are how this cove got its name, but it seems appropriate. The photo is a stitch montage of 5 shots and the only post processing was a small adjustment to the tone curve and some mild sharpening. The colours are as they were on the morning.