The last time I shared a photo of the historic Syracuse Savings Bank at Clinton Square it was during blue hour. This building is just as impressive during the golden hour.
The Syracuse Savings Bank building in Clinton Square during the golden hour. Nikon D700/28-300VR, 1/60s, f/10, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 34mm focal length.
As much as I have shown you Clinton Square in Syracuse, New York over the last year, I thought I would show you some of its history. Back in the late 1800’s, the Erie Canal went directly through Clinton Square. Below is a photo from that time period used as an information plaque with what Clinton Square looks like today.
Banks of the Erie Canal informational plaque at Clinton Square in Syracuse, New York comparing a photo from the 1800's with the view you see today. Nikon D700/28-300VR, 1/60s, f/16, ISO 900, EV +0.3, 28mm.
From left: Sailors and Soldiers Monument in tribute to those who fought in the Civil War, Third National Bank, Syracuse Savings Bank and the Gridley Building (with the clock tower).
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Perfection.
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Now, if I could get my family to recognize that trait. 😉
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I love the warm tones
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Golden hour at it’s finest.
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The day photo is nice – but the blue-hour photo was awesome, my favorite!
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I am partial to the blue hour one as well. However, one never knows what a client will want so it’s nice to have a quality photo of this area by day, too.
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“The Blue Hour.” Oh, be still my heart… Love your photos.
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Thank you, Kathy. Hope you have a defibrillator nearby when viewing my blog. 😀
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Blue vs. golden hour, I can’t decide which I like best. I do love the warm colors in this set, and great shot of the last image.
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I am thinking of doing a print with both the blue and golden hour photos together. Think that would be fun to see them side by side.
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