Tag Archives: central

View 323: Spring Sports in Central New York

Posted on April 7, 2014 by Scott Thomas Photography

The calendar has turned to Spring but the weather here in central New York is still fluctuating between it and Winter. I photographed my first outdoor field lacrosse game of the season over the weekend. The weather started out windy and … Continue reading →

Posted in Sports, Weekly View | Tagged 80-400mm, baldwinsville, bees, bokeh, cazenovia, central, faceoff, game, helmets, high school, lacrosse, lakers, new york, nikon D700, players, safety, snow, spring, sticks, turf, vr | 4 Comments

Spring Market Treats

Posted on June 19, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

The Central New York Regional Market in Syracuse, New York was brimming with activity last weekend with people looking over the local farmers and vendors fresh and locally grown Spring treats. Strawberries were king as I saw people buying them in … Continue reading →

Posted in Travel | Tagged blackberries, central, cny, food, new york, no stripping, raspberries, regional market, salt potatoes, strawberries, sweet corn, syracuse | 2 Comments

View 238: The Nationals

Posted on July 23, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

Around Syracuse, one only has to ask if you are going to The Nationals to know they are referring to the annual Syracuse Nationals Hot Rod Show. The week leading up to the huge show has central New York invaded … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 28-300mm, automobiles, cars, central, custom, dirt, dodge, fairgrounds, flame throwing, hdr, hot rods, lawn mowers, license, magnum, nationals, new york, nikon D700, pepsi, photomatix pro, plates, summer, sunset, syracuse, track, vanity, vr, wagon | 15 Comments

The Syracuse and Baldwinsville Railroad

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Scott Thomas Photography

Back in 1886, a group formed the Syracuse and Baldwinsville Railroad to service the mills on the Seneca River in the village. This bit of history of my hometown of Baldwinsville, New York fascinated me. I grew up hearing trains … Continue reading →