With the Syracuse University Men’s Basketball team in Atlanta, Georgia for the NCAA Final Four Championship, upstate New York busted out in the team’s colors of orange and blue all last week. Onondaga County even lit up some of the City of Syracuse’s landmark buildings in orange. I waited for Blue Hour to add the complimentary blue.
The Everson Museum of Art had its modern block building lighted on one side in orange which fit perfectly with the deep blue of the twilight sky.

Everson Museum of Art in Syracuse, New York bathed in orange lighting in celebration of the Syracuse University Men’s Basketball team making it to the NCAA Final Four Championship weekend in Atlanta, Georgia.
Nikon D700/24-85G, 20s, f/16, ISO 200, EV 0, 24mm focal length, tripod.
Click Here to Buy this Print of the Everson Museum of Art
Across the street from the Everson Museum, the OnCenter War Memorial where I have been spending a lot of time covering the Syracuse Crunch the past few months, was lighted in orange. It looked good.

Oncenter War Memorial in Syracuse, New York bathed in orange lighting in celebration of the Syracuse University Men’s Basketball team making it to the NCAA Final Four Championship weekend in Atlanta, Georgia.
Nikon D700/24-85G, 13s, f/22, ISO 200, EV 0, 28mm focal length, tripod.
I am writing this after the SU Basketball team lost in the semi-final game to Michigan. I think there are a few fans who might like to put the referees in front of a judge inside the orange lighted Onondaga County Courthouse on Columbus Circle in Syracuse, New York. Not that anyone is bitter or anything. 🙂

Onondaga County Courthouse in Syracuse, New York bathed in orange lighting in celebration of the Syracuse University Men’s Basketball team making it to the NCAA Final Four Championship weekend in Atlanta, Georgia. Nikon D700/24-85G, 5s, f/16, ISO 200, EV 0, 24mm focal length, tripod.
Though the fans of the SU basketball team did not get to paint the town orange, it was a great gesture for the Onondaga County to actually do it and add to the excitement of the week.
Your blue-hour photos of the nice colored buildings are great, Scott. My favorite is the fine composed first one 🙂
LikeLike
Thanks, Truels! It’s my favorite, too.
LikeLike
Light play – well captured
LikeLike