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Tag Archives: bench
View 358: Spring, Finally!
While upstate New York have had some warm Spring days over the last couple of weeks, last weekend was the first since the Fall of 2014 when both days were warm and dry. Many people took advantage of the weather to visit … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, bench, bike, county, couple, nikon D700, onondaga lake, park, shoreline, skyline, spring, syracuse, vr, water, waves, weather
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View 312: Sin Bin
A little ice hockey terminology this week. The penalty box is where players who are called for penalties serve the time and is often referred to as the Sin Bin. They are located directly across the ice from each team’s … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 70-200mm, ahl, american hockey league, arena, bench, binghamton, broome county, crunch, fisheye, ice hockey, justsports, new york, nikon D700, nikon D7100, penalty box, senators, sigma 15mm, sin bin, syracuse, veterans memorial, vr
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View 285: View from a Bench
The weather was hot and humid. The air hazy and thick. The Sun was setting before the horizon in a dull red ball. The sky was bland with little color. Kind of dirty looking. I was about to give up … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged bench, boats, break wall, breitbeck park, clouds, great lakes, harbor, Lake Ontario, landscape, new york, oswego, sky, tokina 11-16mm, uwa, view, water, wide angle
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May Day
May Day is an ancient ritual dating back centuries related to Celtic and German cultures. Today, it is a holiday in some locations of the world with festivals, singing and dancing. May Day ceremonies in the United States vary greatly … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged 28-300mm, amphitheater, baldwinsville, bench, budweiser, flowers, may day, mayday, new york, nikon D700, paper mill island, person, river, spring, tulips, vr, water
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