Tag Archives: buildings

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 335: Syracuse Night Photography Tour

Posted on July 21, 2014 by Scott Thomas Photography

I am a member of two online and local photography Meetup groups. One, the Syracuse Photographers Association, is an invitation only (just ask!) group which has an active forum and meets regularly for social and photography reasons. The other, Syracuse … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 24-120mm, ben franklin, buildings, clinton square, creekwalk, fisheye, fountains, franklin square, full, long exposure, moon, motion, mounument, new york, night photography, nikon D700, onondaga, sigma 15mm, soldiers and sailors, statue, super, syracuse, tripod, vr, water | 4 Comments

The National

Posted on October 4, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

Written by Carsten Langkjaer • Photography by Carsten Langkjaer My name is Carsten and I live 20 miles from the center of Copenhagen, Denmark. I put the camera on the shelf many years ago, perhaps mostly because I did not … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged alps, art, black and white, blue hour, buildings, children, color, copenhagen, denmark, digital, exhibition, fleet week, girl, guest blog, hand, harbor, juried, jury, little boy, paper, piano, playing, reflection, sailors, shadows, the national | 4 Comments

View 268: Syracuse from the 13th Floor

Posted on February 18, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

Spent the weekend at a hotel in Syracuse which I requested have a view of the city’s skyline. Setup up my Nikon D700 camera on a tripod with a Nikon 28-300VR lens (with VR turned off) in the room to … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 28-300mm, blue hour, buildings, circular polarizer, city, filter, highway, interstate 81, light, long exposure, motion, movement, new york, night, nikon D700, sky, skyline, streaks, syracuse, tripod, vr | 9 Comments

View 259: Clinton Square Christmas

Posted on December 17, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

Clinton Square in Syracuse, New York gets all dressed up for Christmas. The adjacent buildings add their own light displays. The festive atmosphere includes piped in Christmas music, an outdoor skating rink, holiday light displays and large Christmas tree. Historic Onondaga County Savings Bank … Continue reading →