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Author Archives: Scott Thomas Photography
Assignment 22: Color Composition
I thought finding examples for this month’s assignment on Color Composition would be easy. I photograph everything in color and seldom convert to Black and White. Lo and behold, it seems I pay attention to shapes, locations and relationships of … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged color, composition, landscape, medora, national park, north dakota, theodore roosevelt
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View 253: Wells Falls
Ithaca, New York is known for its gorges and waterfalls. Some are easy to get to like Ithaca Falls. Others, like Wells Falls, takes knowledge of the maze of Ithaca roads which wind around the gorges, creeks and Cornell University. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, creek, dam, decay, filter, green, hdr, hydroelectric, ithaca, new york, nikon D700, old, photomatix pro, polarizer, rocks, six mile, station, stone, trees, tripod, vegetation, vr, water, waterfall, wells falls
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PHOTOGRAPH, A Review
David duChemin in his Letter From The Editor stated he wanted Craft & Vision‘s new eMagazine, PHOTOGRAPH, to be a place where the artists and the geek can find common ground; a place where photographs themselves are not used as … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged art wolfe, craft and vision, david duchemin, emagazine, magazine, photograph, photogs, togs
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Happy Halloween
While I was out looking for autumn colors, I came upon lots of Halloween decorations of my neighbors. Since today is Halloween, I thought I would share some of them with you. The funny epitaphs on these graveyard tombstones reminded … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 28-300mm, baldwinsville, decorations, graveyard, halloween, holiday, lawn, mummy, new york, nikon D700, orange, painting, pumpkin, scarecrow, skull, tattoo, tombstones, tymeless tattoo, vr, window
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View 252: Autumn Colour
Autumn was muted this year. The long, hot and dry summer really stressed the trees and the fall foliage showed it. Many trees which normally turn bright red this time of year went going directly to yellow or brown. There was … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, autumn, baldwinsville, flowers, leafs, leaves, maple, new york, nikon D700, red, staghorn sumac, tree, vr, yellow
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