Tag Archives: city

Photography Show for Hospice of CNY IV

Posted on November 19, 2014 by Scott Thomas Photography

I would like to invite one and all to this year’s Hospice of CNY Fine Art Photography Show. This is the fourth year I was asked to produce this show and, I think, it is the best one yet. If you … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged adirondacks, birds, city, destiny usa, horses, hospice of cny, hot air balloon, jamesville, lake george, landscape, liverpool, montezuma national wildlife refuge, new york, oswego, scenic, seneca falls, show, soccer, syracuse, thousand islands, wildlife | Leave a comment

City of Waterfalls

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

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 | 7 Comments

View 293: Sherman Falls

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

Just returned from a quick trip up to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada where I meet up with a local photographer I connected with on Google+. I was toured around the city known as the City of Waterfalls. We visited eleven of … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Weekly View | Tagged ancaster creek, canada, city, flow, hamilton, hdr, high dynamic range, nikon D7100, ontario, photomatix, rocks, sherman falls, tokina 11-16mm, tripod, ultra wide angle, uwa, water, waterfall | 11 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 →