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Tag Archives: new york
View 114: Sold Out
I attended the Syracuse University Orange Men’s Big East Basketball game on Saturday night along with 34,615 other, mostly Syracuse, fans. The Orange went on to a 95-77 victory over the rival Villanova Wildcats from Philadelphia. SU called this a … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged 34616, basketball, big east, campus, carrier dome, fans, hdr, high dynamic range, new york, orange, Photography, syracuse, syracuse university, t-shirts, villanova, wildcats
23 Comments
Secret to Sharp Photos III
In Secret to Sharp Photos, I talked about holding your camera steady and linked you to a video to an advanced way to hold a camera when dealing with low light. I did not go into too much detail on … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged big horn sheep, new york, ram, rosamond gifford, sharp, sharpseries, syracuse, zoo
33 Comments
View 113: Playoffs…
did you say playoffs? High school ice hockey entered the New York State Sectional playoffs last week. All the cliches that come to mind became real to those participating. The games mean more. Win and survive. Lose and go home. … Continue reading
Posted in Sports, Weekly View
Tagged baldwinsville, bees, buccaneers, game, hockey, ice, new york, oswego, Photography, playoff, section iii
7 Comments
Power of Three
The Rule of Thirds is a compositional rule in photography and other visual arts. The rule states that an image can be divided into nine equal parts by two equally-spaced horizontal lines and two equally-spaced vertical lines. The four points … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged "washington, bath, beaver lake nature center, dc", england, lighthouse, lincoln memorial, moon, new york, off kilter, palladian bridge, rule of thirds, sunset, walt disney world
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Lincoln in Bronze
In the northeastern United States, this week is President’s Week were we celebrate two of our most famous and beloved US President’s birthdays, George Washington and Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln is honored locally by an unique statue found on the … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 18-200mm vr, abraham lincoln, birthday, bronze, james earle fraser, maxwell hall, new york, nikon D70, Photography, president, statue, syracuse, syracuse university, united states
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