What color is the sky when the sun comes up over the ocean or any body of water?

Question

I'm doing a simple animation scene when the sun comes up over the ocean or a body of water. You know of when the sun comes up over land its this orangish red color. Is this the same when over a large (vast) body of water? or is it a different color?

If you could, though not required, send me an email of a photo? Since i don't live near a large body of water. Thanks.

Answer 1

The sky is deep dark black/blue-it's the sunlight reflecting off the atmosphere that we see.
A sunrise on a clear day will be very different from a sunrise on a hazy or cloudy day.
The more haze or clouds the more color reflected off those things. The angle of the sun will plays part in the colors we see also .

Answer 2

the colour of the sky is a results of diffuse sky radiation which finally ends up in a mild blue shade. On a sunny day the earth sky many times seems as a blue gradient — darkish interior the zenith, mild close to the horizon (using Rayleigh scattering). it may turn a brilliant sort of colorings mutually with purple (somewhat close to sundown and first mild) and black at evening.

Answer 3

No... The water is sparkling thing and becomes deep blue with millions sparkling stars on the surface...it's amazing... GOOD LUCK :-)

Answer 4

try googling images of "ocean sunset"

Answer 5

red/orange