By Vladimir Brezina
Yesterday afternoon in New York City’s Central Park (click on any photo to start slideshow)—
More photos are here.
By Vladimir Brezina
Yesterday afternoon in New York City’s Central Park (click on any photo to start slideshow)—
More photos are here.
Vladimir Brezina (RIP)
... 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.
Johna Till Johnson
... 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.
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Vlad, the light is stunning in these images – what a treat!
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I waited for a sunny day, and went out a couple of hours before sunset—of course, that made it the middle of the afternoon :-(
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Down South we don’t get the really brilliant fall colors. Many trees stay green all winter and do not shed until spring brings new leaves. Good job.
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But you have other advantages, such as warm winters ;-)
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…and summers so hot they are unbelievable. When I shoot Gay Pride in June I last about 2 hours in the heat.
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Well, yes, there is that… So maybe the best of both worlds is to migrate south for the winters and north for the summers, like birds (and some humans!) do..
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You have captured pure beauty. The colors of autumn are long gone here. Your photos add some warmth on this winter day.
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Here in NYC, Fall colors will be with us for some time yet, in places… although most trees are rapidly losing their leaves, here too…
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Very beautiful!
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Thanks!!
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Wonderful Gallery Vlad!
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Thank you!! :-)
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Great backlighting. Everything just glows!
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Thanks so much! :-)
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I repeat what is already said…amazing light and stunning captures :)
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Thanks, Gaurab! :-)
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What a lovely post, making the most of excellent light and colors.
Just beautiful.
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Thank you, Ruth!
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All those beautiful shots and I like backlit 22 and 26.
:-)
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Good choices! :-)
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What splendid color, shades and contrasts – nice captures, on all of them. Thank you for sharing the season in NYC.
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I thought I had to get out there and take some pictures before the last leaves fell to the storms that are now upon us… :-)
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Backlit makes it extra special! Beautiful!
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Thanks!!
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I so agree with you that backlit settings are the best to display beautiful fall foliage. Amazing colors!
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Thanks, Milka! :-)
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I love your autumn colours!
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Thanks!!
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Absolutely beautiful!!!! I love ALL of them!!!! Happy weekend!!!
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Thanks—and to you!!
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These photos are beautiful. They leave a warm feeling inside.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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Thanks so much, Francine! :-)
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Beautiful examples of backlighting, very well done. Backlit 22 is my favorite of the bunch!
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Thanks, Jeff!!
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backlighting…what creations it makes…the orange leaves still grab me…can tell Fall is just barely hanging on…
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Stormy weather is coming in the next few days… and when it’s over there will be little of Fall left…
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same here in Louisville
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SO beautiful!
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Thanks, Melissa! :-)
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I’ll have a Backlit 29 please.
Brilliant photographs.
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Yes, I worked quite hard on 29… :-) Thanks!!
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love the muted colors and glow effect – all of them beautiful! the earth is tired, it’s coming to a long repose.
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In New York City, however, it never sleeps… ;-)
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So many beautiful ones – you had fun! I really liked #11, 16, 18, 22, 24, 36…like I said, so many great images.
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Thanks!! Yes, I had an hour of fun. That’s all it took! The problem always is picking the right hour… :-)
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Georges pictures, love them :)
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Thank you!! :-)
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Stunning photos! Makes me feel as if I was there.
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Great! Thank you very much!! :-)
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How lovely! The autumn colours are very beautiful against the light. :)
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Thanks, Amanda!!
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A beautiful gall gallery.
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I meant fall, sorry :)
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Thank you—so glad you enjoyed it!! :-)
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