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Tag Archives: circular polarizer
View 462: Autumn Waterfalls
As a photographer living in Upstate New York, I have an abundance of natural beauty in the way of the Great Lakes, Adirondack Mountains and the Finger Lakes I can easily visit. The Finger Lakes were created when the glaciers … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 16-35mm, 24-120mm, autumn, carpenter falls unique area, chittenango falls, circular polarizer, creek, fall colors, fillmore glen, finger lakes, new york, nikon D750, rocks, state park, tripod, water, waterfalls
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Things to Do at Niagara Falls
While enjoying the view of the Niagara Falls waterfalls is the foremost reason for visiting, there are plenty of other activities and attractions on both sides of the US-Canadian border. Before getting to those. I first want to take a … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 28-300mm, american, blue, bridal falls, bus, canada, circular polarizer, clifton hill, clouds, commercials, double-decker, filter, gorge, historical, history, horseshoe, marker, new york, niagara falls, nikon D700, ontario, parks, plaque, raincoats, red, sky, skylon tower, summer, table rock, tourists, united states, vr, water, waterfall, yellow
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City of Waterfalls
es·carp·ment – long continuous steep face of a ridge or plateau formed by erosion. Little did I know I have been living near various escarpments around New York state all my life. These escarpments are the reason for the gorges and … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Travel
Tagged 28-300mm, 3-stop, albion falls, bridge, canada, circular polarizer, city, darnley cascade, escarpment, filter, geology, gorge, hamilton, logs, neutral density, niagara, nikon D700, nikon D7100, ontario, park, rocks, stone, tiffany falls, tokina 11-16mm, trees, tripod, vr, water, waterfalls, webster's falls
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Embrace the Crowds at Tourist Attractions
Last week I talked about Beating the Crowds at popular Tourist Attractions. This week I look at photographing at these busy locations from a completely different angle. If you have followed this blog for any length of time you know … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged 18-200mm vr, 28-300mm, avenue of flags, black hills, blue, cinderella castle, circular polarizer, crowds, filter, florida, keystone, magic kingdom, mount rushmore, national monument, nikon D70, nikon D700, orlando, sky, south dakota, united states, vr, walt disney world
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View 268: Syracuse from the 13th Floor
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
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