Tag Archives: seneca river

View 443: River Cruise II

Posted on September 8, 2020 by Scott Thomas Photography

My Brother and Sister-In-Law invited family for a cruise on the Seneca River over the weekend. Turned out to be a perfect day for one. Warm but not hot with smooth waters. We shared the waterway with several different watercraft … Continue reading →

Posted in Nature, People, Weekly View | Tagged birds, boat, cormorant, family, great blue heron, jetski, kayak, motorboat, osprey, seneca river, summer, water | 1 Comment

View 431: Early Spring Day

Posted on April 27, 2020 by Scott Thomas Photography

Spring in my hometown of Baldwinsville, New York has not been the best. Very cold and wet for the most part. Over the weekend, we did get a taste of of what a perfect Spring day is. So, I picked … Continue reading →

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View 246: Lights of Baldwinsville

Posted on September 17, 2012 by Scott Thomas Photography

I heard about the Baldwinsville Boat Parade of Lights about a month ago. They said the boats would go through New York Barge Canal Lock 24. I immediately had a vision of the lock being full of boats with colored … Continue reading →

Posted in Weekly View | Tagged 28-300mm, baldwinsville, barge canal, colors, dusk, hdr, hydroelectric, lights, lock 24, new york, nikon D700, photomatix, power, rgb, seneca river, syracuse, tripod, tugboat, vr, water, waterfalls | Leave a comment

River Cruise

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Scott Thomas Photography

One of the events I attended during the 2011 C. W. Baker Alumni Weekend was a Lunch Cruise by the Mid-Lakes Navigation Company. A group of twenty-five alumni and their families convened at Dutchman’s Landing near Syracuse, New York to … Continue reading →

Posted in People, Travel | Tagged 24-85mm, alumni association, baldwinsville, boat, buffet, c. w. baker, cruise, dinosaur bar-b-que, emita ii, flash, food, lock 24, lunch, mid-lakes navigation, new york, nikon D700, salt potatoes, sb-600, seneca river, tour, water | 8 Comments

View 181: Late Spring at the Wildlife Refuge

Posted on June 13, 2011 by Scott Thomas Photography

The work continues at the Montezuma National Wildlife Refuge. The pool near the visitor center has been drained and the marsh in the first section of the wildlife drive has been lowered. This seemed to concentrate the viewable wildlife along … Continue reading →