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Monthly Archives: April 2011
Little Missouri Bottomland
Little Missouri Bottomland, originally uploaded by Scott Thomas Photography. The Little Missouri River bottomland in the North section of the Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota from the Oxbow Overlook on the Scenic Drive. This day was a gift. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged 28-300mm, autumn, badlands, bottomland, canyon, fall, flickr, landscape, little missouri, nikon D700, north dakota, river, rock formations, trees, vr, water
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Spring Scavenger Hunt
Blogmate Karma put up her April Photo Scavenger Hunt list which I copied to my trusty iPhone Notes app. There is still time to join in as the deadline is this Sunday, April 24, 2011. This list was shorter but … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged baldwinsville, beaver lake nature center, bud, cardinal, chocolate bunny, easter basket, feeder, ford, hood, mud lake, mustang, new york, railroad crossing, spring, sprout, sugar maple, tree, water
26 Comments
View 173: Moon Done Right
Last month I showed you how I tracked and photographed the Super Moon. I was not very happy with the attempt. One of the reasons why I wanted to take the Night Photography eClass. This week’s assignment was to photograph … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 80-400mm, astronomy, baldwinsville, gibbous, moon, new york, nikon D700, satellite, tripod, vr, waxing
25 Comments
Blue Hour Facts
Here are some facts about this Blue Hour phenomenon: It is not an hour long but more like 15 to 25 minutes. Happens twice a day. Once before sunrise and after sunset. Best seen 90 degrees from the Sun’s location. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, baldwinsville, blue hour, clouds, dusk, new york, nikon D700, pond, religion, silhouette, sunset, trees, tripod, vr, water
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Blue at Walt Disney World
Temple of Heaven, originally uploaded by Scott Thomas Photography. Before I learned how to predict when the Blue Hour would happen. I would capture it by accident. When I set up for a classic night photo of the scaled … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged blue hour, china, epcot, florida, long exposure, night photography, Photography, temple of heaven, tripod, walt disney world, world showcase
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