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Author Archives: Scott Thomas Photography
View 434: Sodus Point in Pastel
While waiting for the Sun to set at Sodus Point, New York, I found the soft, pastel-like colors behind the Outer Light of Sodus Bay to be lovely. A few minutes later, I set up my camera on a tripod … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged clouds, Lake Ontario, lighthouse, new york, outer light, sky, sodus point, spring, water
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View 433: Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6 VR Lens
As I mentioned in last week’s blog post, I rented a Nikon 200-500mm f/5.6E AF-S ED VR lens from LensRentals.com to photograph for a week. I had planned on using this lens for field sports, too. Sadly, with the Covid-19 pause, … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Weekly View
Tagged 200-500mm, bif, birds, montezuma national wildlife refuge, nikon D500, vr, wildlife
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View 432: Backyard Wildlife
Like everyone else, I am spending a lot of time at home. Normally, I would be photographing high school Spring sports but, like almost everything else, those have been canceled for this year. I, instead, turned my attention to the … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Weekly View
Tagged 200-500mm, 80-400mm, american robin, backyard, bird, blue jay, gray squirrel, mammal, nikon D500, northern cardinal, vr, wildlife
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View 431: Early Spring Day
Spring in my hometown of Baldwinsville, New York has not been the best. Very cold and wet for the most part. Over the weekend, we did get a taste of of what a perfect Spring day is. So, I picked … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged baldwinsville, blue, dam, hydroelectric, seneca river, sky, spring, water
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View 430: Turret Arch Sunburst
I know many of my fellow photographers are finding this pause in our work a good time to finish off some of their backlogged photos. In my case, the backlog goes back to 2013 when I took a trip to … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged arches national park, fisheye, landscape, nikon D700, sunburst, turret arch
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