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Tag Archives: movement
View 268: Syracuse from the 13th Floor
Spent the weekend at a hotel in Syracuse which I requested have a view of the city’s skyline. Setup up my Nikon D700 camera on a tripod with a Nikon 28-300VR lens (with VR turned off) in the room to … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, blue hour, buildings, circular polarizer, city, filter, highway, interstate 81, light, long exposure, motion, movement, new york, night, nikon D700, sky, skyline, streaks, syracuse, tripod, vr
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View 264: Dancing Trees
Blustery days are the bane of Landscape photographers looking for static subjects in beautiful light and dramatic sky. Me, I like to take advantage of how the wind moves objects normally thought of as solid. Trees must sway and move when … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, blustery, dance, dancing, filters, long exposure, motion, movement, neutral density, nikon D700, trees, tripod, vr, wind, windy
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View 247: HydroBowl II
Outdoor motorsports events are at the mercy of the weather. This past weekend’s second running of HyrdoBowl in Geneva, New York had a tough time. Friday was completely rained out, Saturday a front came through and delayed the start until … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 2.5 liter, autumn, finger lakes, geneva, hydrobowl, hydroplane, inboard, jersey skiff, motion, movement, new york, panning, racing, roostertails, seneca lake, water
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Summer of 2012
Since I am asking people to share with me how they feel about the End of Summer in this month’s assignment, I thought I would go back and share photos from the Summer of 2012. These photos may be associated … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged airline, airport, blur, boys, children, clam chowder, clouds, crunch, dwyer memorial park, flowers, key, kids, lake, layfayette, little york, motion, movement, new england, new york, New York State Fair, night, panning, pier 57, restaurant, rides, seneca lake, soup, southwest, st. louis, street hockey, syracuse, tripod, watkins glen, winery, zoom
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New York State Fair After Dark
The Sun goes below the horizon at the Great New York State Fair earlier this week. I grabbed my tripod and headed to the bright lights and rides of the James E. Strates Show Midway to enjoy some long exposure … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, 4-h, blue hour, building, lights, long exposure, motion, movement, new york, New York State Fair, night, nikon D700, oddities, pyrke house, rides, show, syracuse, tripod, vr
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