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Tag Archives: horizon
World Before Color
Growing up in a Black and White media world from televisions to newspapers, it is no wonder I craved color photography. I will admit B&W photos are more interesting to me today in a nostalgic kind of way. Landscapes in … Continue reading
Heralding the End of Summer
The Autumnal Equinox is defined as the point in time the center of the Sun passes through the same plane as the Earth’s equator in the direction from North to South on or around September 21st or 22nd each year. … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments, Nature
Tagged 28-300mm, autumn, campers, clouds, cold, geneva, hdr, horizon, lake front park, new york, nikon D700, photomatix, rocks, seasons, seneca lake, shore, trees, vernal equinox, vr, water, weather
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View 236: Scenes from a Beach
Spent the day enjoying summer at Brennan’s Beach RV Campground and Resort near Pulaski, New York. Walked the beach with the D70 using the Nifty Fifty (Nikon’s 50mm f/1.8 lens) which equates to 75mm with the 1.5x crop factor and came … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 50mm f/1.8, brennan's beach, couple, eastern, evening, flip flops, hdr, horizon, Lake Ontario, new york, nifty fifty, nikon D70, photomatix pro, pulaski, resort, rocks, rv campground, sand, shore, summer, sunset, tokina 11-16mm, umbrellas, uwa, watching, water, waves, wide angle
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Wind Watcher
The wind is the taker and giver of mornings, the wind is the symbol of all that is free. — John Denver, Windsong The wind can be gentle and move a boat of sails along the Earth’s waters. Wind can also be … Continue reading
Trick to Using a Graduated Neutral Density Filter
A Graduated Neutral Density Filter are not like the Neutral Density filters I have talked about in the past. Those cut the light into the entire lens opening. A graduated ND filter, is dark on one side and gradually goes … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, cokin, depth of field, graduated neutral denisty filter, horizon, kits, new york, nikon D700, oneida lake, preview button, steel pier, sun, sunrise, syracuse, vr, water
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