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Tag Archives: zoom
View 255: A Zoomy Little Christmas
In my home, Christmas does not start until the day after Thanksgiving (just ask my daughters). Well, last week the annual Lights on the Lake holiday display at Onondaga Lake Park in Liverpool, New York, had their walk through nights before … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, christmas, display, holiday, lights on the lake, liverpool, long exposure, new york, nikon D700, Onondaga Lake Park, stocking, submarine races, tunnel, vr, wizard of oz, zoom, zooming
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Summer of 2012
Since I am asking people to share with me how they feel about the End of Summer in this month’s assignment, I thought I would go back and share photos from the Summer of 2012. These photos may be associated … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged airline, airport, blur, boys, children, clam chowder, clouds, crunch, dwyer memorial park, flowers, key, kids, lake, layfayette, little york, motion, movement, new england, new york, New York State Fair, night, panning, pier 57, restaurant, rides, seneca lake, soup, southwest, st. louis, street hockey, syracuse, tripod, watkins glen, winery, zoom
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Zoom In, Zoom Out
It is a something you have heard before: There are two photos for each scene. This normally refers to the orientation of the camera in either Landscape (horizontal) or Portrait (vertical). There is another method to getting two photos from … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged 28-300mm, bay lake tower, dvc, golden hour, lens, monorail, nikon D700, sunset, transportation, vacation, vr, walt disney world, zoom
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Macro Photographer
This shows a member of the Syracuse Photographer Association at SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry in one of the Illick Hall Greenhouses getting ready to photograph a flower. Notice the use of a set of extension tubes before … Continue reading
Posted in People
Tagged canon, close up, concentration, esf, extension tubes, flower, greenhouse, lens, macro, man, new york, person, photographer, smugmug, syracuse, tripod, zoom
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