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Farmer’s Market
The day after Lily’s birthday, we all went out to enjoy the finally fabulous weather at the Muscoot Farmers Market. Muscoot Farm is located in Somers, NY on Route 100. It features a wide variety locally made products and we … Continue reading
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Storm Clouds
Went to my grandsons’ swim meet and track events on Sunday. To while away my time waiting for the outdoor track events, I found some great storm clouds to photograph. I took each photo with a three-bracket exposure and post-processed … Continue reading
Memorial Day Parade 2012
The day was sunny and hot. The crowd was relaxed and having fun. The kids were waiting for their annual candy scramble. It could only be the Bethlehem (NY) Memorial Day Parade. I took my place at the Middle School … Continue reading
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Huguenot Street
Yesterday, we visited Huguenot Street in New Paltz, NY. About one hour south of Albany, Huguenot Street is a collection of six stone homes built prior to 1720 by the Belgian and French colonizers of New Paltz. These Huguenots bought … Continue reading
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Night Shoot at the Empire State Plaza
On Friday, I joined with some 10 other members of the Capital District Photography Meet-up Group to photograph the Empire State Plaza and buildings at night. Officially known as the Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza, the complex consists … Continue reading
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Pizza Man
This photo was taken inside a local pizza shop with the lovely pizza man statue providing the interesting foreground point of view. A bit of post-processing in LR and PS. I am learning that for good UWA photos you must … Continue reading
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UWA First Shot
Just got my Canon 10-22mm ultra wide angle lens for the Canon 40D. Whoo hoo! Could not wait to try it out so I went into (literally) one of my neighbor’s bushes to take this image at 10mm. Hope to … Continue reading
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Supermoon Composite
Not satisfied with just the supermoon photo, and disappointed that I did not seek out a suitable location for a photo with some good foreground element, I decided to create a composite. This one took the supermoon photo and combined … Continue reading
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Super Moon
The “super moon” of this evening appears 14% larger and 30% brighter than normal. I got this shot just about at its max at 8:30 pm. The super moon is the name given to the moon when it is full … Continue reading
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Bandana of the Everglades
On our walk through Green Cay, there were many marshy wildflowers that everyone seemed to pass by without a second glance. But this flower, officially called Canna flaccida, or the Golden Canna, was especially beautiful in the early morning sun. … Continue reading
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