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Tag Archives: cornell university
Celebrate Home Magazine
I was contacted by Cindy Dyer, a fellow photoblogger, about an exciting new project she and Barbara Kelley were working on called Celebrate Home Magazine. The first issue was to feature an article on photographing Autumn colors and Cindy wanted … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged autumn, beebe lake, celebrate home, cindy dyer, cornell university, dam, fall foliage, leafs, Letchworth, magazine, magcloud, new york, state park, waterfalls
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Assignment 19 Recap
Last month’s assignment was on capturing the Blue Hour. A time of day when the sky becomes magical and the rest of the scene complements it. Thanks go out to the seven who submitted links. The winner of the Electronic Gift … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged alaska, anchorage, australia, blue hour, copenhagen, cornell university, darwin, denmark, liverpool, moon, new york, pennsylvania, pittsburgh, super, tomatoes
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View 202: Cornell Chimes
In 1868, a set of nine chimes was donated to Cornell University by Jennie McGraw. She later married university librarian, Willard Fiske, who had traveled to Europe with her in order to woo her. I doubt Miss McGraw’s recent inheritance of … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, chimes, cornell university, jennie mcgraw fiske, love, mcgraw tower, new york, nikon D700, sage chapel, sarcophagus, students, vr
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View 201: Beebe Lake at Cornell University
Beebe Lake on the Cornell University campus in Ithaca, New York, was created back in 1828 to harness the hydro-power of Fall Creek. In 1898, the dam was raised another ten feet to bring the lake to the size it … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, autumn, beebe lake, campus, colors, cornell university, dam, fall foliage, hdr, ithaca, nature trail, new york, nikon D700, reflection, tokina 11-16mm, trees, uwa, vr, water, waterfall, wide angle
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View 176: Ornithology
Ornithology – is a branch of zoology that concerns the study of birds. The science of ornithology is unlike most disciplines. Amateurs called Birders help scientists in location, breeding and population studies. Bird watching accounts for millions of dollars in sales … Continue reading
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