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Category Archives: Nature
View 446: Adirondack Autumn
Autumn in the Adirondack Park is both colorful and quick. This year seems to have been accelerated and is about a week ahead of past years. This past weekend, I took a drive up through Boonville through Old Forge and … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged adirondack, arrowhead, autumn, black river, boonville, fall colors, fourth lake, hawkinsville dam, inlet, new york, parks, water
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View 443: River Cruise II
My Brother and Sister-In-Law invited family for a cruise on the Seneca River over the weekend. Turned out to be a perfect day for one. Warm but not hot with smooth waters. We shared the waterway with several different watercraft … Continue reading
View 439: Stars Over Fair Haven State Park
Fancying another try at photographing comet Neowise, I met up with photographer Rod Best at Fair Haven Beach State Park near Fair Haven, New York last Tuesday night. We got to the park in time to catch a classic Lake … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 24-120mm, fair haven state park, jupiter, Lake Ontario, moons, new york, nikon D750, planets, sigma 120-300mm, stars, sunset, tripod
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View 438: Comet Neowise
Comet Neowise recently appeared in my Northern night sky at my latitude this week. Over the weekend, I attempted to photograph it. After waiting for the clouds to move off and the sky to get dark enough to see, I … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged astrophotography, comet, harbor, Lake Ontario, long exposure, neowise, new york, night, oswego, tripod
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View 436: Red Fox Family
With everyone locked down this Spring, wildlife adjusted very quickly and became more visible around neighborhoods. Or….people took the time to look out their windows as they had nowhere to go. Either way, I was one who took more time … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 200-500mm, mammal, nikon D500, red fox, sigma 120-300mm, vr, vulpes vulpes, wildlife
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