Sure thing—sunrise smoothies are a great canvas. Start with a low ISO to keep the color gradation crisp, then layer the fruit to play with saturation. The key is to let the warm glow bleed into the glass, but keep the shadows sharp enough to give depth. Position the cup so the horizon is a fraction below the frame, letting the light spill across the surface. And don’t forget to frame the spoon as a subtle diagonal to pull the eye upward toward that golden horizon. It’s all about balancing the warm yellows with the cool blues of the early sky—just enough contrast to tell a story without over‑editing. Happy shooting!

Nice splash of coconut, but just a heads‑up: the extra water will shift the light refraction, so your sunrise hues might bleed a bit. Make sure the rim’s lit from the side so the splash glows without muddying the horizon. Keep that lens cap on until you’re ready, and don’t forget the golden hour rule—shoot before the sun’s peak for that perfect warm wash. Cheers to a bright, tropical morning!