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View 456: Erie Canal Park
On the first day of Spring for 2021, I visited the Erie Canal Park near Camillus, New York for the first time. While the sky was blue and the air unseasonably warm, Nature had yet to start blooming and the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Weekly View
Tagged aqueduct, blue, camillus, erie canal park, history, houseboat, museum, new york, nine mile creek, towpath, water
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View 420: Women’s Rights National Historical Park
Last summer, my daughter, who minored in Woman’s Studios in college, wanted to visit the Women’s Rights National Historical Park in Seneca Falls, New York. I enjoyed her enjoying the exhibits and sharing her knowledge of the past and current … Continue reading
Posted in People, Weekly View
Tagged history, national historical park, new york, seneca falls, statue, woman, women's rights, young
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View 408: Onondaga County War Memorial
The Onondaga County War Memorial opened in September of 1951. Over its existence, it has hosted an NBA Championship team in the Syracuse Nationals. Entertainers from Elvis to Kiss to Disney on Ice have performed there. Its been home to … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 16-35mm, ahl, american hockey league, arena, crunch, digital, fans, history, ice hockey, intensify ck, marquee, new york, nikon D750, onondaga county, ribbon lights, scoreboard, skylum, suites, syracuse, uwa, vr, war memorial, wide angle
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View 357: Syracuse Nationals
On April 10, 1955, the National Basketball Association (NBA) finals went to a seventh game. The location was the Onondaga County War Memorial in Syracuse, New York. Built less than four years prior, it was to host the biggest sporting event in … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 24-120mm, champions, crunch, history, natioanls, national basketball association, nba, new york, nikon D700, syracuse, vr, war memorial
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The Trouble with Props
I am not referring to props as in objects used to compliment a photograph but props as in propellers on airplanes. The Kwik Fill Rochester International Airshow in Rochester, New York had a mix of jets and prop planes. For … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged 80-400mm, aircraft, airplane, airshow, b-25j, bomber, clouds, fighter, historical, history, international, kwik fill, motion, mustang, new york, nikon D700, p-51, panchito, plane, prop, propeller, quick silver, rochester, shutter speed, sky, vr, wwii
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