some autumn sun
top image is mine, a brooklyn sunset.
bottom images: 1. Untitled, by Lotte Scott; 2. morning coffee at St.Peterburg, by cloudsfollower; 3. Untitled, by coquinette; 4. felice anno nuovo, by m a v.
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the sun sets in london quite early … by 4pm, night has fallen. instead of fighting the longer nights, i’m going to try to embrace them. it makes it easier when i see that filtered, golden autumn sunshine during the day.
a few links i’m enjoying…
+ heaven can wait, charlotte gainsbourg & beck (the video is so cool)
+ a father/daughter roadtrip documented on camera, “in search of eustace” (via 2 or 3 things i know)
+ a blog i’m enjoying, dot com dot co dot uk
looking forward to a super weekend around here. hope yours is fun, too! happy friday.
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the blue hour 
Can you believe that it’s your second weekend there already?! Sounds like you’ll become an honorary Londonite in no time. Have a good one.
that is a super cool video. great light in these photos! have a happy happy weekend.
yes it really does get dark too early here! I can see the sun setting already now. Makes me sad but I really love the winter sun on bright clear days.
Re: enjoying embracing early evenings, Jane Brocket had a blog post recently about that, too. I think she’s right and experiencing/noticing/appreciating the contrast between the dark world outside and the warm cozy world inside helps. I’m thinking about fall/winter evening walks and noticing warm yellow light from windows — in college I’d walk across campus and love how the library was all lit up (see this picture as a good example!).
Oops, my link to the library picture didn’t work – here it is. (http://gallery.columbia.edu/images/cuhomebutlerexteriorjpg)
that beck track is wicked. i love it.
such lovely photos. we’ve had ‘we love brooklyn’ on our blog this week if you’ve had anytime to feel a little bit homesick. hope not. enjoy your weekend!
hey Brian – my friend recently introduced me to your blog. thank you for sharing your photos, etc…and inspiring me to be more creative. btw..that father/daughter roadtrip had me in tears. amazing. looking forward to reading more about your london adventures! i love it there!! see if you can find Ye Olde Mitre pub…a friend who was recently in London stumbled across this gem. enjoy your weekend! i am just beginning mine in NYC…
This has reminded me to pop down to the farmers’ market in Hampstead. I haven’t quite got back to my routine yet after being away for a month. Thanks!
charlotte gainsbourg just gets better and better :)
that golden light is glorious.
oh i love the “morning coffee” one — being that i’m from St. Petersburg AND used to shoot with Zenit – that was my first camera in fact.
I loved ‘in search of eustace’. A wonderful find indeed.