Reykjavík’s brief summer, from late May until the end of July, brings with it a moment that defies the clock and exceeds latitude’s promise: a light so numinous that even midnight feels gently lit from within. When conditions align, as they occasionally do, the city glows, with façades and pathways touched by a radiance that’s both generous and short-lived.
These photographs offer a glimpse into that brief interlude, when Reykjavík moves at half-pace beneath a sky that won’t darken.
Your "hot season" is just long enough for me amigo! I hate summer! The heat and humidity here is unbearable at my age. I am an olde fart!
Now ..your images are just fantastic!! So vibrant, colorful, lit perfectly by the sun and exposed perfectly by you!
So well done!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Your "hot season" is just long enough for me amigo! I hate summer! The heat and humidity here is unbearable at my age. I am an olde fart!
Now ..your images are just fantastic!! So vibrant, colorful, lit perfectly by the sun and exposed perfectly by you!
So well done!
Dan
Thank you, Amigo Dan. Hang in there, Fall is just round the corner :-).
