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Tag Archives: love
View 286: Anniversary Couple
My sister and her husband celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary over the weekend with family and friends. I think they still like each other. 🙂
Posted in People, Weekly View
Tagged 24-85mm, anniversary, brother-in-law, couple, family, flash, love, new york, nikon D700, sb-700, sister, wedding
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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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Goodbye to Summer
The autumnal equinox occurs tomorrow morning at 5:04AM (9/23/2011 at 9:04 GMT) to astronomically end summer. Thought I would wave goodbye on this last day of summer with a scene I photographed back in July. This young couple was watching … Continue reading
Just Fishin’
While walking around Fair Haven State Park last weekend, I followed a Dad taking his daughter fishing with him. They were so cute together as they walked out onto the old pier. He had his fishing gear and she had … Continue reading
Posted in People
Tagged 28-300mm, cement, dad, daughter, family, father, fishing, girl, great lakes, Lake Ontario, love, man, new york, nikon D700, pier, time, trace adkins, vr, water
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