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Ah yes, the golden hour. Sometimes it can seem like the golden moment however. I clearly remember exploring the coast of Oregon during one of these windows of photographic opportunities when it seemed as if the sun was dropping from the sky like a bowling ball! Another chapter in “chasing the light” for sure.
As a photographer, you become quite intimate with this special time of the day……those precious moments of pristine light that seem to paint just about any subject with a quality of luminance that seems to vanish just as fast as it appears.
While visiting Iceland in May, I noticed that these golden moments seemed to last quite a bit longer, making those evenings a little less stressful. After all, this is supposed to be a fun pursuit, isn’t it?
Well, I can only imagine the hours of light that the fortunate few photographers are being treated to about now over there. If I am not mistaken, there are about 20 hours of sunlight a day, making that golden hour a really long one at that!
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Very nice warmth of color from the sun and that waterfall was just asking to be photographed.
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Fantastic place and light.
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Gorgeous shot Mike…love that time of day :o)
This is absolutely gorgeous, Mike!!!!
I love the colors and the clouds are awesome. I would love to visit Gulfoss. Gorgeous capture~ Have a great weekend. :0)
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Beautiful angle. I have never seen this angle before. Congrats.
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Bravo …
Ahh yes that sun moves fast the closer it gets to the horizon. And when the camera … um photographer … isn’t ready for it!
great colors and processing!