Monthly Archives: March 2010

Assignment 6: Recap

Posted on March 31, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

This assignment proved not hard to photograph as it was when to stop photographing for it. I, too, had a hard time stopping and decided to stick with a small subset. I enjoyed how each of you approached the topic. … Continue reading →

Posted in Assignments | Tagged austrailia, denmark, hometown, massachusetts, michigan, new york, north carolina, norway, oregon, switzerland | 25 Comments

View 118: Market Color

Posted on March 29, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

I’ve been getting a bit impatient for Nature to supply some color here in upstate New York. I went out looking for it at the Central New York Regional Market and hit the mother lode. Hope this brightens up your … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 50mm, central new york, color, f/1.8, flowers, new york, nikon D700, regional market, syracuse, tomatoes | 25 Comments

Flash is Our Friend

Posted on March 26, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

Last week when I mentioned using flash for outdoor portraits, I know a few of you cringed at the thought. As a wedding photographer in the early nineties, I had to use flash and use it well. The film ISO … Continue reading →

Posted in People, Photography | Tagged bounce, daughters, family, flash, indoor, nikon SB-600, speedlight, tips | 12 Comments

B’ville from Space

Posted on March 24, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

I was trying to come up with a unique idea since I have featured my hometown of Baldwinsville (known as B’ville to many in these parts), New York several times on this blog. The one idea I had went by … Continue reading →

Posted in Assignments | Tagged baldwinsville, bridge, edgewater, erie canal, google, lock 24, map, new york, red mill inn, restaurant, satellite, seneca river, water | 26 Comments

View 117: Mighty Mites

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Scott Thomas Photography

I have spent the last three days photographing the 2010 Mite Meltdown ice hockey tournament which was held at the Greater Baldwinsville Ice Arena (GBIA). Mites are boys and girls aged 8 years old and younger. I was very surprised … Continue reading →