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A Pause in the Cold Light

A quiet pause during a winter ride — soft haze, muted colors, and the low sun settling into the landscape

Have you ever stopped during a ride without quite knowing why?

The ride wasn’t planned around a photograph. It rarely is. It was one of those quiet stretches — flat rural roads, bare trees, fields already drained of color, unsure whether autumn had fully let go or winter had truly arrived. The air was cold but subdued, carrying the smell of damp earth, wet leaves, and old snow lingering in the shadows. I let the pace drop, listening more than moving — tires on rough asphalt, breath settling into rhythm, the bike humming softly beneath it all.

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🐚 A Hint of Autumn in July: Hay Bales, Golden Light, and the Promise of Harvest

July lingers — yet already, the Polish countryside hums with signs of the coming harvest. In this golden-hour landscape, hay bales scatter across the fields, long shadows stretch toward the treeline, and the sun dips low, casting a soft, amber light that feels more like late August than midsummer.

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