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Best of Views Infinitum 2016

Posted on January 2, 2017 by Scott Thomas Photography

This year, I decided to let others pick my best ten (10) photographs of 2016. Specifically, the people who follow me and/or view my photos on my flickr account based on the number of Favorites or Favs each got. I will … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Sports, Travel | Tagged ahl, all-star, american hockey league, aurora, autumn, bald mountain, blur, camillus, christmas, cinderella castle, contemporary resort, disney's animal kingdom, epcot, expedition everest, fisheye, flower and garden festival, game, hdr, horse, macphun, magic kingdom, main street usa, matterhorn, monorail, motion, movement, new york, night, old forge, panning, racing, saratoga springs, sigma 15mm, soarin, sunflower, tree, walt disney world | 11 Comments

View 381: New York State Fair 2016

Posted on August 29, 2016 by Scott Thomas Photography

The 2016 New York State Fair looks a lot different after under going $50 million dollars of upgrades, demolition of the Grandstand and removal of the 1 Mile dirt race track. This opened up new areas for more vendors and an … Continue reading →

Posted in Travel, Weekly View | Tagged 16-35mm, 4-h, blur, buildings, cook, food, girls, living, long exposure, man, mannequin, motion, new york, New York State Fair, night photography, nikon D750, nysf, sand, sculpture, syracuse, tripod, vr, youth | 1 Comment

View 366: New York State Fair Traditions

Posted on September 1, 2015 by Scott Thomas Photography

I have been going to the New York State Fair for as long as I can remember. Over the years, I have developed traditions which I do every year. As the photo bug took over in my teens, I created photographic … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 28-300mm, barn owl, beaver, beef, blur, building, center of progress, cow, flying bobs, midway, motion, movement, New York State Fair, nikon D750, ride, sand sculpture, syracuse, vr | Leave a comment

View 365: Sharknado at ESTA

Posted on August 24, 2015 by Scott Thomas Photography

If they can make sharks fly, cars can be made to do the same. Below was the coolest car I photographed at ESTA Safety Park Dragstrip near Cicero, New York on Sunday, August 23, 2015. My goal was to push … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 70-200mm, automobiles, blur, cars, cicero, esta safety park dragstrip, firebird, gto, motion, movement, new york, nikon D750, panning, pontiac, race, racing, sharknado, summer, tripod, vr | 4 Comments

View 352: Disney in Motion

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Scott Thomas Photography

Starting out 2015 with a couple of my favorite photos from my two trips to Walt Disney World last year. Not surprisingly to some of you, they both involve capturing motion in a still image. This first one I was … Continue reading →