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Monthly Archives: November 2014
View 350: Frozen Dome Classic
Yes, this is the famous Carrier Dome and that is a hockey rink. Back in June, this was what the dream of the Syracuse Crunch’s owner, Chief Operating Officer and staff was. It became a reality last week as a dedicated … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged ahl, american hockey league, carrier dome, crowd, crunch, frozen dome classic, hockey, ice, new york, newhouse communications center, nikon D700, nikon D7100, players, record breaking, syracuse, tokina 11-16mm, utica
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Photography Show for Hospice of CNY IV
I would like to invite one and all to this year’s Hospice of CNY Fine Art Photography Show. This is the fourth year I was asked to produce this show and, I think, it is the best one yet. If you … Continue reading
Posted in News
Tagged adirondacks, birds, city, destiny usa, horses, hospice of cny, hot air balloon, jamesville, lake george, landscape, liverpool, montezuma national wildlife refuge, new york, oswego, scenic, seneca falls, show, soccer, syracuse, thousand islands, wildlife
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View 349: Hockey’s Back
My third season photographing the Syracuse Crunch hockey team finally started this past weekend. A wedding and vacation had me missing the first four Crunch home games. It was good to get back to covering a team and a game I throughly … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 70-200mm, binghamton, crunch, ice hockey, maines arena, new york, nikon D700, oncenter, senators, syracuse, vr, war memorial
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