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Tag Archives: nikon D70
I forgot to Zero Out my Camera!
That was what I was saying out loud this week (inwardly I was thinking much stronger stuff) when I discovered I had forgotten to change a setting on my camera from the night before. This caused me to take terrible … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged apple aperture 2, baldwinsville, hdr, high dynamic range, new york, nikon D70, paper mill island, photomatix, red mill inn, sunset, tokina 11-16mm, uwa, wide angle, zero out
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Assignment 6: Your Hometown
The very first assignment I posted last year was for everyone to do a Collective Shoot. Ready to do another one? This time the subject is Your Hometown. This is different than landmarks as I am looking for one, two … Continue reading
Posted in Assignments
Tagged 11-16mm, baldwinsville, bridge, challenge, f/2.8, fun, lights, long exposure, new york, night, nikon D70, Photography, tail lights, tokina, trails, wide angle
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Winter’s Back is Broken
I first encountered the phrase, “Winter’s back is broken”, while reading Jean Auel’s The Mammoth Hunters, the third book in her Earth’s Children series (excellent books, by the way). I had never heard it but Google shows me others are … Continue reading
Posted in Nature
Tagged 11-16mm, crouse college, f/2.8, new york, night photography, nikon D70, snow, stairs, syracuse, syracuse university, tokina, wide angle, winter
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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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