By Vladimir Brezina
Here’s a third response to this week’s Photo Challenge, Reflections. (Our first two responses were here and here.)
This was a particularly colorful, and reflective, sunset during our kayak circumnavigation of Long Island, NY, this past summer…
... kayaked the waters around New York for more than 15 years in his red Feathercraft folding kayak. He was originally from (the former) Czechoslovakia and lived in the U.K. and California before settling down in New York. He was a neuroscientist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City. He died in 2016.
... is a kayaker and technology researcher at Nemertes Research. She's an erstwhile engineer, particle physicist, and science fiction writer. She was born in California and has lived in Italy, Norway, Hawaii, and a few other places. She currently resides in New York City.
 | CurlsnSkirls on The First Leg! |
 | Johna Till Johnson on The First Leg! |
| Johna Till Johnson on The First Leg! |
 | Marilyn Albright on The First Leg! |
| CurlsnSkirls on The First Leg! |
| Johna Till Johnson on Looks Like They Made It! |
 | Pit on Looks Like They Made It! |
| Johna Till Johnson on More Scenes From the Nort… |
| CurlsnSkirls on Halfway There! |
 | Larry Jensen on More Scenes From the Nort… |
| Johna Till Johnson on R2AK: Scenes From the Northern… |
 | Frank Winters on R2AK: Scenes From the Northern… |
| Johna Till Johnson on Halfway There! |
| CurlsnSkirls on Halfway There! |
| Johna Till Johnson on And They’re Off! |
Wind Against Current 
Another great set! Thanks for sharing.
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You are most welcome—glad you like them!
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These are beautiful. Love the warm and golden colors.
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Thanks, Gracie!
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Vlad, was that the “enchanted island” of the second night?
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No, it was the (equally enchanted) island at the end of Day 4, from which we then left for Shinnecock Inlet the next morning…
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Oh, the one that almost got covered at high tide! Where we watched the tide roll in, and listened to the oystercatchers chase the gulls away from their turf…
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Fantastic Sunset Reflection Photos. I really love the reflections. Thank you for sharing ;)
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Glad you liked them—thanks so much!! :-)
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indeed wonderful colours and reflections even after the great big fire ball went to sleep
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Yes, afterwards the sky is often even more colorful, for a time…
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Spectacular! What color.
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It was probably the most colorful sunset we had during the whole trip! :-)
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Gorgeous!
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Thanks, Naomi! :-)
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Amazing colours and logically reflections :) !
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Thanks so much for coming by!! :-)
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These are spectacular. They’re like, “Hey, thanks, nature. I’ll just make a note of this before you move on.”
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Just like that! :-)
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Amazing!
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Thanks!
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Gorgeous!!!
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Thanks!!
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Another set of stunning shots… finally catching up. :-)
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You are almost caught up, looks like :-)
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Your sunsets are amazing too!
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I am usually up and about for sunset, not so often for sunrise… :-)
And thanks for following our blog!!
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Haha! your welcome :-)
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