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Tag Archives: 28-300mm
Trick to Using a Graduated Neutral Density Filter
A Graduated Neutral Density Filter are not like the Neutral Density filters I have talked about in the past. Those cut the light into the entire lens opening. A graduated ND filter, is dark on one side and gradually goes … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, cokin, depth of field, graduated neutral denisty filter, horizon, kits, new york, nikon D700, oneida lake, preview button, steel pier, sun, sunrise, syracuse, vr, water
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View 180: My 2011 Memorial Day Weekend
I took a lot of photos over Memorial Day weekend this year. Here’s a photographic recap. 1. Oneida indians performing a traditional dance at the Native Circle Touch the Earth Festival at Mexico Point Park. 2. Interior of an 11th … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, baldwinsville, baseball, festival, fire truck, fireman, flags, holiday, memorial day, native american, new york, nikon D700, oswego, parade, syracuse chiefs, united states, vr
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Waterfalls and the Neutral Density Filter
Last year when I showed you how I used neutral density filters for fireworks and daytime subjects, I mentioned I could not wait to try them on waterfalls in the Spring. I took a trip down to Taughannock Falls State … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, creek, dolica, filter, geology, gorge, iphone 4, ithaca, long exposure, neutral density, new york, nikon D700, rocks, spring, state park, stream, taughannock falls, tripod, video, vr, water, waterfall, youtube
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Assignment 13: Hometown History
In the past two years I have asked you to show me your hometown. This year I waited until May in hopes of warmer weather. As I walked through the history of Seneca Falls and then photographed a monument to … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged 28-300mm, architecture, columbus, court house, history, new york, nikon D700, onondaga county, statue, syracuse, vr
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