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The Custer Institute and Observatory located on Long Island\’s north fork, in the town of Southold is Long Island\’s oldest public observatory. The Observatory was established in 1927 and is currently run by a staff of dedicated volunteers. Inside the dome is a 25 inch, f/5 Obsession Newtonian-style reflecting telescope standing 11 feet tall. Outside
I am happy to announce that my landscape work is now listed on Fine Art America. Check out my page. You will notice that the majority of it is New York City Skyline pictures. Be sure to check out other new york city skyline art while your there.
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Here are a few of my favorite shots from yesterdays day game of the NY Islanders v. the St. Louis Blues at Nassau Coliseum in New York. I think my overall favorite is of St. Louis goaltender Jake Allen making a backhanded glove save. Although Allen was pulled from the game after the first period,
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I recently was sent a demo Nikon D750 FX-format Digital SLR Camera camera to test. I wanted to see what it would be like to shoot an NHL game using the D750. The D750 is an all around great camera boasting fast shooting speeds and exceptional low light capabilities. This makes it especially well situated
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The Islanders wore camo jerseys tonight in the pre-game warm ups to salute our veterans for Veteran\’s Day. Fans were also treated to a 6-0 Islander victory over the visiting Colorado Avalanche. The National Hockey League does not allow these shirts to be worn during the actual game so they are used in the pre-game
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The LI Doctor Who Convention returned to Long Island again this weekend and did it in style. The three day convention at the Clarion Hotel in Ronkonkoma was, for the second year running, completely sold out. Notable guests included previous Doctors played by Paul McGann and Colin Baker as well as companions of the doctor
Here is another photo I took while leading the World Wide Photo walk in Port Jefferson. The weather just didn\’t know what it wanted to do that day. Storm clouds, the sun setting, and just a touch of red in the distant sky. Click on the picture to see it bigger.
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There are many things I would love to do more of but life always seems to get in the way. As I walked the aisles of the Photo Plus Expo in NYC this past week I walked by the booth of Flixel. Flixel makes software for the mac, iPhone and iPad that creates cinemagraphs. A
Here is a photo from Scott Kelby\’s Worldwide Photo Walk. I have lead a walk on Long Island for the past four years. This was the second year I lead a walk in Port Jefferson. It was an evening walk and this is one of the last shots of the night. The pier has a
I am happy to announce that I have just published a new Amazon eBook entitled How To Photograph Ice Hockey: Tips From a Pro Hockey Photographer. The book is now available for download for Kindle devices. This book combines and expands upon all of information on photographing ice hockey found within this blog. I have
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