Tag Archives: road

View 303: Crunch Road Games

Posted on October 28, 2013 by Scott Thomas Photography

Last season, I only attended one road game for the Syracuse Crunch during the Calder Cup playoffs. This season I have already traveled to two road games. Road games are fun, exciting and very different when you are there with … Continue reading →

Posted in Sports, Weekly View | Tagged 70-200mm, ahl, american hockey league, away, binghamton, comets, games, ice hockey, new york, nikon D700, nikon D7100, road, senators, utica, vr | Leave a comment

Best of Views Infinitum 2012

Posted on December 28, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

Quite a year 2012 turned out to be for Views Infinitum. I traveled near and far to bring photographs to share and talk about. We all enjoyed each others photos through six more assignments. As we are about to turn … Continue reading →

Posted in Photography | Tagged "washington, 28-300mm, 50mm f/1.8, 70-200mm, canopy, carrier dome, crunch, dc", epcot30, florida, future world, gateway arch, hdr, hockey, ithaca, lighthouse, long exposure, missouri, moon, new york, nifty fifty, night, nikon D70, nikon D700, oswego, player, road, spaceship earth, sse, st. louis, syracuse, tallahassee, trees, vr, walt disney world, water, waterfall, wells falls | 19 Comments

View 248: Canopy Road

Posted on October 1, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

Canopy roads have large moss-draped live oaks, sweet gums, hickory trees and pines casting protective shade over roads around Tallahassee, Florida, with limbs that meet in a canopy to provide cooling shade for the roads and very scenic drives for travelers. There … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, Weekly View | Tagged 28-300mm, canopy, dappled, dodge, driving, florida, hdr, highway, minivan, moss, nikon D700, oak, photomatix, road, shade, spanish, sunlight, trees, vr | 9 Comments

View 198: Indian Summer

Posted on October 10, 2011 by Scott Thomas Photography

Indian summer is a meteorological phenomenon that occurs in the autumn. It is defined as a period of above normal temperatures after a killing frost. Those conditions fit the period of weather here in upstate New York perfectly the last few days. With autumn … Continue reading →