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06/30/2004 01:10:51 PM · #1
ANybody here from Binghamton or Syracuse or the surrounding area?
06/30/2004 03:10:41 PM · #2
Syracuse here. Why?
06/30/2004 03:19:24 PM · #3
I am originally from Watertown, NY. We have a lot of relatives that live in the Syracuse area. My wife is from Clayton NY and was born in Texarkana, Texas.
07/01/2004 10:18:10 AM · #4
Allo?
07/02/2004 01:50:51 AM · #5
I goto school in Bing just tranferred from Syracuse. Just curious, the things unique to the area that you like t shoot.
07/02/2004 03:07:09 AM · #6
Former Syr resident here... Ideas for shoots, huh? North of Syr you've got Old Stone Barn which I plan on making a side trip to on an upcoming shoot trip to the Adirondacks. If you're in the mood for architectural night shots, the Niagra Mohawk building is a classic. For landscapes it's hard to beat the stretch between Syr and Skaneateles (pastureland, hills, some great clouds, etc, etc). I used to mix shows (sound engineer) out in Colgate, and the campus in Hamilton is absolutely gorgeous (see my profile pic!), and just down the road a bit (Rt. 14?) is the town of Earlville -- the quaintest place on earth, just perfect for those quick, small-town themed shoots. If you have a day or two to just drive, stopping off to take shots whenever the mood hits, by all means, snake your way between the Finger Lakes; there are quite a few picturesque spots down that way, and not just a few waterfalls to try your hand at. And back up in Syr, you've got to be coming up on Balloonfest in Jamesville which is quite a sight to shoot, both from the ground and in the air!

That the kind of thing you were looking for? :)

07/02/2004 04:42:28 AM · #7
Big shout out to everyone in the six-O-seven and the three-one-five.. (Syracuse areacode is 315, right?)

Bingo native here. Spent much time in the syracuse (and north) areas.

Try Ithaca, the Finger Lakes, Watkins Glen, etc... North of there you can try anywhere along Lake Ontario - salmon season in Pulaski is a good bet for some good fishing shots and Sandy Pond seems to have the second best sunsets on earth (beaten only by Panama City, FL).

Hope that helps some!
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