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to my personal journal through my viewfinder. A place where I leave the world behind and try to find the spirit of what I am seeing.
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View 378: Castaway Magic
On my last adventure, it was very cold and wintery. On this one, the weather was not ideal for the location but much warmer and tropical. My wife and I took a three-night Caribbean cruise on Disney Cruise Line’s Disney … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Weekly View
Tagged 16-35mm, caribbean, castaway cay, clouds, disney cruise line, disney magic, hdr, high dynamic range, island, lens, nikon D750, photomatix pro, sand, ship, ultra wide angle, vacation, vegetation, water
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The Big Oak of Thomasville, Georgia
The Big Oak of Thomasville, Georgia has some impressive statistics. It is over 330 years old with branches which spread out over 164 feet. The Live Oak (Quercus virginiana) is 68 feet tall with a trunk 26 feet in circumference. When … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged big oak, branches, georgia, historic, landmark, leaves, lens, live oak, nikon D7100, quercus virginiana, thomasville, tokina 11-16mm, tree, ultra wide angle, uwa
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Landscape Photography Concepts II
Trying to show three dimensions using a two dimensional medium like photography is not easy. Landscape photographers use various concepts to create the feeling of depth in their photographs. Below are two such concepts with examples. If you follow any … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, anchor point, badlands, canada, concepts, hamilton, hdr, landscape, medora, national park, nikon D700, nikon D7100, north dakota, ontario, photomatix pro, sherman falls, theodore roosevelt, tokina 11-16mm, tripod, ultra wide angle, uwa, vr, water, waterfall
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View 293: Sherman Falls
Just returned from a quick trip up to Hamilton, Ontario, Canada where I meet up with a local photographer I connected with on Google+. I was toured around the city known as the City of Waterfalls. We visited eleven of … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Weekly View
Tagged ancaster creek, canada, city, flow, hamilton, hdr, high dynamic range, nikon D7100, ontario, photomatix, rocks, sherman falls, tokina 11-16mm, tripod, ultra wide angle, uwa, water, waterfall
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Fair Time!
Tomorrow starts the 2010 edition of the Great New York State Fair in Syracuse, New York. I have been going to the Fair for most of my life and look forward to it every year. Over the last couple of … Continue reading
Posted in Event
Tagged amusement rides, chairs, concert, ferris wheel, long exposure, midway, new york, New York State Fair, night, nikon D70, Photography, syracuse, thrill, tokina 11-16mm, tripod, ultra wide angle
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