Tag Archives: neutral density

View 364: Return to Fillmore Glen

Posted on August 17, 2015 by Scott Thomas Photography

Almost two years to the day, I visited Fillmore Glen State Park again over the weekend. I wanted to revisit Upper Pinnacle Falls and photographic it differently. The first challenge to my goal was the Gorge Trail which, is the most direct … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Weekly View | Tagged 10-stop, 24-120mm, fillmore glen, filter, green, landscape, long exposure, neutral density, new york, nikon D750, state park, trees, tripod, upper pinnacle, water, waterfall, wide angle | 6 Comments

View 352: Disney in Motion

Posted on January 5, 2015 by Scott Thomas Photography

Starting out 2015 with a couple of my favorite photos from my two trips to Walt Disney World last year. Not surprisingly to some of you, they both involve capturing motion in a still image. This first one I was … Continue reading →

Posted in Travel, Weekly View | Tagged 24-120mm, 3-stop, 8ND, astro orbiter, blur, electrical parade, filter, florida, long exposure, magic kingdom, main street usa, motion, movement, neutral density, night photography, nikon D700, orlando, tripod, vr, walt disney world | Leave a comment

Mid-Day Waterfall Photography

Posted on July 23, 2014 by Scott Thomas Photography

I hiked out to Taughannock Falls in the middle of the day with the idea of getting a long exposure photo of the falls. Sounds crazy but I did have a plan. Upon arriving, I set up the Nikon D700 … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Photography | Tagged 10-stop, 24-120mm, 3-stop, b&w, ithaca, long exposure, nd, neutral density, new york, nikon D700, state park, summer, taughannock falls, vr, water, waterfall | 4 Comments

City of Waterfalls

Posted on August 21, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

es·carp·ment – long continuous steep face of a ridge or plateau formed by erosion. Little did I know I have been living near various escarpments around New York state all my life. These escarpments are the reason for the gorges and … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Travel | Tagged 28-300mm, 3-stop, albion falls, bridge, canada, circular polarizer, city, darnley cascade, escarpment, filter, geology, gorge, hamilton, logs, neutral density, niagara, nikon D700, nikon D7100, ontario, park, rocks, stone, tiffany falls, tokina 11-16mm, trees, tripod, vr, water, waterfalls, webster's falls | 7 Comments

View 264: Dancing Trees

Posted on January 21, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

Blustery days are the bane of Landscape photographers looking for static subjects in beautiful light and dramatic sky. Me, I like to take advantage of how the wind moves objects normally thought of as solid. Trees must sway and move when … Continue reading →