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Maps of the New York State Fair
This was the year of the public relations maps at the Great New York State Fair. Lots of projects in the state are being backed by federal, state and local money, grants and tax exemptions. Such projects seemingly require showing … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged adirondacks, creekwalk, fairgrounds, fisheye, history, honeywell, inner harbor, map, model, new york, New York State Fair, nikon D700, onondaga lake, sigma 15mm, syracuse, tupper lake, wild center, wild walk
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View 294: Fisheye Fun at the Great New York State Fair
You may recall I borrowed a fisheye lens during the Calder Cup playoffs back in June. I had a lot of fun and found many uses for it. So much so my wife gave me a Sigma 15mm f/2.8 EX … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged antlers, bandaloni, building, butter, center of progress, dairy, dec, deer, fisheye, grange, history, log cabin, new york, New York State Fair, nikon D700, performer, sand, sculpture, sigma 15mm, syracuse, trophy
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Ding Dong the Mural is Done
Last week the new and colorful 4 Corners Mural was dedicated in a ribbon cutting ceremony held in front of the mural. Many residents, the local public television station and the Baldwinsville Mayor were in attendance. All were there to … Continue reading
Posted in People
Tagged 4 corners, award, baldwinsville, emily ekross, fill flash, four corners, girl scouts, gold star, history, lady, mural, new york, nikon D700, sb-700, woman, young
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View 290: Baldwinsville Mural Update
Last time I checked up on the 4 Corners Mural Project, there were a few items left to fill in. I stopped in again last week and found the mural almost complete. Something I have learned from my years traveling … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, 4 corners, baldwinsville, building, history, mural, new york, nikon D700, vr
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4 Corners Mural Project
In 2008, I photographed this mural located in the Four Corners of Baldwinsville, New York. It was painted back in 1987 and you can see it had deteriorated over time. Four years later, I got a request from a young … Continue reading
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Tagged 28-300mm, 4 corners, baldwinsville, four, history, mural, new york, nikon D70, nikon D700, paint, painting, project, tokina 11-16mm, vr, wall
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