By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is The Golden Hour.
One golden hour was here. But I can’t resist posting another one, which was so perfectly golden—
(Belize, 2010. More photos are here. And yet a third “Golden Hour” post is here.)
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Vladimir Brezina
... has kayaked the waters around New York for over a decade in his red Feathercraft folding kayak. He comes originally from (the former) Czechoslovakia and has lived in the U.K. and California before settling down in New York. He is a neuroscientist at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York City.Johna Till Johnson
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Wow. Gorgeous!
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Thanks, Jennifer! :-)
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So, so glad you post another one! Wow!
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I seem to have taken thousands of photos at that time of day. But there are limits. So, maybe just one more ;-)
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I love it when you do multiple posts on a theme and how different they all are! This was not only the golden hour, but the pictures had a lovely golden tint as well.
Nancy
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You are so encouraging, Nancy! If you put it that way, I do have yet a third in mind… maybe later today or tomorrow :-)
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Do it! You know your loyal audience will love it!
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OK, I will :-)
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Great images!
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Thanks so much! :-)
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Beautiful golden light , great photos! :)
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Thanks so much! :-)
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Fabulous like flowing gold !
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:-)
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Gorgeous photos and lighting. The beach that time of the day is a favorite of mine.
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Mine too—and so I have a thousand photos to sort through every time :-)
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Wow! That first image really is like a Turner painting. Stunning!
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:-) Thanks!!
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Photographer though I am, your mention of The Golden Hour brought to my mind not a photograph but a poem, Longfellow’s “The Children’s Hour”
http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/the-children-s-hour/
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Interesting association—funny how the mind works! :-)
Yes, I think I can see the connection…
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I want to be the guy in the last photo, all alone on my board at sunset. Bliss.
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Must have been! :-)
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Superb.
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Thanks!
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beautiful photos yet again – looks like a sea of gold that’s for sure! I really enjoyed photo3, I like the silhouettes of the people in the photo – seems to give it a little “texture” if you will. REALLY, really nice shots!
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:-) Thanks, Becky!!
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Perfectly golden, indeed!
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:-)
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Absolutely stunning, Vlad.
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Thanks, Sylvia!!
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Really like the people chatting on the pier :-)
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Yes, that one has a bit of foreground for context :-)
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