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to my personal journal through my viewfinder. A place where I leave the world behind and try to find the spirit of what I am seeing.
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Author Archives: Scott Thomas Photography
Syracuse Photography Workshop
Announcing something very exciting. I will be assisting photographer Phil Spitze in his upcoming photography workshop in Syracuse, New York on Thursday, April 12, 2012. Click the ad for more information and to reserve your spot today!
Posted in Event, Photography
Tagged new york, phil spitze, photo walk, syracuse, workshop
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View 220: Little Taughannock Falls
I have shown you plenty of photos of Taughannock Falls over the last year. At 215 feet (65.5m), it is one of the tallest waterfalls east of the Mississippi River. The gorge the falls created over centuries contains the creek … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged bed, blur, creek, gorge, motion, new york, nikon D700, state park, taughannock falls, tokina 11-16mm, water, waterfall
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Natural Abstracts
Nature is full of abstract photo opportunities if you open your mind to them. Using my definition for abstract photography in introducing this month’s assignment, I went looking through my photos for those with form, color, and curves rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, abstract photography, crop, disney's animal kingdom, florida, green, leaf, nikon D700, nile crocodile, orlando, plant, tails, vr, walt disney world
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Assignment 18: Abstract Photography
This month’s assignment is going to be a lot of fun. Abstract Photography, I am guessing, means something different to each of us. Being me, I needed a definition to wrap my creative mind around and found one (see the … Continue reading
View 219: SU Basketball Hardwood Club Dinner
I attended the 41st Annual Syracuse University Basketball Hardwood Club Dinner last night to celebrate the team’s season to this point, give a big send off to the senior members of the team and to raise money for college scholarship … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 24-85mm, basketball, dinner, dion waiters, fab melo, fans, hardwood club, new york, nikon D700, orange, players, scoop jar din, syracuse, university, women
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