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Tag Archives: barge canal
View 246: Lights of Baldwinsville
I heard about the Baldwinsville Boat Parade of Lights about a month ago. They said the boats would go through New York Barge Canal Lock 24. I immediately had a vision of the lock being full of boats with colored … Continue reading →
Posted in Weekly View
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Tagged 28-300mm, baldwinsville, barge canal, colors, dusk, hdr, hydroelectric, lights, lock 24, new york, nikon D700, photomatix, power, rgb, seneca river, syracuse, tripod, tugboat, vr, water, waterfalls
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View 189: Reunion Weekend
Last weekend was my high school’s alumni event and I was tagged as the official photographer by the C. W. Baker Alumni Association. This event pushed my photographic skills from concert, people, fireworks to documentary photography. This was my first … Continue reading →
Posted in People, Weekly View
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Tagged 24-85mm, alumni association, amphitheater, baldwinsville, barge canal, bon jersey, budweiser, buffet, c. w. baker, concert, cruise, declaration of sentiments, fireworks, flash, high school, lock 24, music, new york, nikon D700, nikon SB-600, paper mill island
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Assignment 8: Travel Photography
Those of you who followed or joined in on my last assignment got a heads up about this one. As this is a long assignment, I am now listing the latest photo assignment (or challenge) at the top of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged baldwinsville, barge canal, challenge, fun, history, new york, Photo Essay, seneca river, Travel, tugboat, urger, visitor center, water
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