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Tag Archives: Nikon
I Found the 1950s in the Shade
To try to escape the sweltering temperatures, I took a trip up to South Bass Island and the village of Put-In-Bay last Friday. This is an island not far off the northcoast of Ohio in Lake Erie. I had hoped … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue, canon, cool, dslr, garden, hot, humid, Lake Erie, nature, Nikon, nikon dslr, OH, ohio, outdoors, Put-In-Bay, shade, South Bass Island, temperature, thermometer, Travel, vacation, watering can, woods
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Beachcombing at Mentor Headlands State Park
Last Friday I decided to get some work done early and head out to Mentor Headlands State Park to do a little beachcombing with a couple of camera and lens combinations. With me, trudging through the sand were my Nikon … Continue reading
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Tagged 2.8, 300 mm, 70-200 mm, Beach Glass, Beachcomber, Beachcombing, Beachglass, D200, D700, Dunes, f2.8, Fairport Harbor, Fairport Harbor West Breakwater Lighthouse, Flash, Headlands, lake, Lake Erie, lighthouse, Mentor, nature, Nikkor, Nikon, OH, ohio, photography, sand, sand dunes, state park, The Flash, Travel, West Breakwater, west breakwater lighthouse
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Faces of the Market
This past Monday, two of my photographer friends and I went to Cleveland’s Westside Market to shoot some photos. The market is a great place to shoot, whether you like to shoot architecture, food, or people. Much of my documentary … Continue reading
