By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Solitary. I’ve already posted one response; here’s another.
Solitary figures on a beach, at sunrise and at sunset…
By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Solitary. I’ve already posted one response; here’s another.
Solitary figures on a beach, at sunrise and at sunset…
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged Beach, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Solitary, Sunrise, Sunset, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Solitary.
And here‘s a second response to this week’s challenge.
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged Birds, Canada Geese, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Solitary, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
Ailsa‘s Travel-Themed Photo Challenge this week is White, to mark today’s International Day of Peace.
I don’t have any photos of white doves (or peacocks), but this seems very appropriate:
More photos are here.
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Spring Blossoms, Travel, Weekly Photo Challenge, White
By Vladimir Brezina
This is a second post in response to Jakesprinter‘s Sunday Post theme of Autumn (the first post was here).
Fall is just starting here in New York City—but it’s unmistakably on its way. Here are some of the colors we can look forward to in a month or so…
Photos taken around New York City’s Central Park Reservoir in Fall 2011. More photos are here and here.
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged Autumn, Central Park, Fall, Fall Foliage Colors, New York City, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Sunday Post, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
For the last few days, Fall has been in the air here in New York City. The days are still warm and sunny, but crisp rather than humid, with those deep blue skies of fall. The nights are now almost chilly. And today in Central Park, I noticed for the first time some yellow and brown in the green mass of trees, and the first few fallen dry leaves scattered along the paths…
So Jakesprinter‘s Sunday Post theme of Autumn comes perfectly timed. I have many brilliantly colorful fall foliage pictures, and I’ll post a few of them, but I’ve always liked especially this more modest photo. I took it many, many years ago, in the last millenium, still in the age of film…
A second Autumn post is here.
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged Autumn, Autumn Leaves, Fall, Fall Foliage Colors, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Sunday Post, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
Ailsa‘s Travel-Themed Photo Challenge this week is Texture. I’ve already posted one response, but here’s another.
A snowy day in New York City’s Central Park…
More photos are here.
Posted in New York City, Photography
Tagged Central Park, New York City, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Snow, Travel, Weekly Photo Challenge, Winter
By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Everyday Life.
New York City, of course.
Meanwhile, the kids are a bit less serious about their fun…
Posted in Photography
Tagged Everyday Life, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
Ailsa‘s Travel-Themed Photo Challenge for this week is Texture.
No color… just texture!
Belize, 2010.
A second take on “Texture” is here.
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged Animals, Iguana, Photography, postaday, postaweek, postaweek2012, Texture, Travel, Weekly Photo Challenge
By Vladimir Brezina
This week’s Photo Challenge is Near and Far.
I’ve already posted one response to this challenge—three of my annual photos of a round-Manhattan swimmer next to my kayak with the Empire State Building in the distance.
A similar photo-op occurs in our kayaking trips through New York Harbor. We often paddle from Manhattan down to the Lower Bay for the day. As we return in the evening, we pass through the Verrazano Narrows and turn the corner into the Upper Bay. And there suddenly, across the entire Upper Bay, we see the ramparts of Manhattan in the evening sun. They are imposing, but still far, far away…
Swimmers, too, get to see that sight sometimes…
For more on “Paddling to Manhattan Island”, see here; for more on swimming there, see here and here.