The Day That - personalised, unique gifts.

• A Unique Valentine’s Day Gift … Imagine a photograph of the dawn on the day that you fell in love. What could be more romantic? - 20th November 2009
• Capturing The Most Unique Christmas Gift You Could Find - 10th September 2009
• A Unique Web Site Inspired By Something That Happens Every Day...The Dawn - 1st July 2009
• How You Can Make a Sustainable Business out of Something That Happens Every Day...The Dawn - 30th June 2009
• Capturing the Perfect Wedding Gift - 15th June 2009
• Capturing the Perfect Birth or Christening Gift - 15th June 2009
• Capturing the Perfect Civil Partnership Gift - 15th June 2009
• Capturing the Perfect Way to Commemorate the Birth of your Grandchild - 15th June 2009
• Capturing the Midsummer Cornish Dawn - 15th June 2009
• Capturing the Most Unique Gift you could find - 15th June 2009

Capturing the Midsummer Cornish Dawn - 15th June 2009

Every single morning since June 2005, former press and features photographer Gavan Goulder and landscape photographer Chris Webber have woken up predawn and captured the sunrise over the Cornish Coast.

These wonderful images are then available from http://www.thedaythat.co.uk.The images are mounted, framed and inscribed with a personal message, making them a very special commemorative gift, perfect for any occasion from births and christenings to weddings, special birthdays, indeed any milestone moment in someone's life.

Imagine the recipients having a truly unique and lasting reminder of what the world looked like, at dawn on a day that is special to them.

There are certainly challenges involved in securing a high quality photograph of every single dawn come rain or shine. Each season brings it's own challenges and joys associated with creating these unique gifts.

The summer months bring beautiful calm and warm mornings, but around midsummer, this means a very early start at around 3.30am.

In winter the team get a lie in, but the weather conditions can be difficult, with the early morning rain and wind coming straight off the Atlantic.

Still, the team feel privileged to witness something that most of us miss as we remain tucked up in our beds. There is such a serenity to be seen and felt at daybreak and they often think how lucky they are to be amongst the few people to be experiencing that special moment and capturing it for you.

Please our 3-minute film, which captures the spirit of what, we do http://www.thedaythat.co.uk/about/film