Posts Tagged ‘Syracuse’

Throwback Thursday: Hip Hop Element #1

Thursday, September 12th, 2013
DJ Afar (during a Chinese New Year Celebration in the 2000s)

DJ Afar spinning his version of turntablism during a Chinese New Year Celebration in the mid-2000s.

Primary Colors

Monday, September 9th, 2013
Firehouse advocates and supporters of Pat Hogan rally to get out the vote on East Fayette Street on Monday.

Firehouse advocates and supporters of Pat Hogan rally to get out the vote (in front of the recently closed Fire Station #7) on Monday evening. The Democratic primary is tomorrow.

Unplugged

Friday, September 6th, 2013

We witnessed a portion of the inaugural Open Mic at LOFO Restaurant last evening, and caught an upbeat, unplugged performance by Johnny and Tim. Below check out a clip of Tim working the strings and Johnny holding down the beat.

Throwback Thursday: Neighborhood in Transition

Thursday, September 5th, 2013
Midtown Syracuse (circa 1990)

Midtown Syracuse (circa 1990)

Here’s a look at the old Midtown Plaza (where the Center of Excellence now stands) and the surrounding bungalows of the former Kennedy Square complex.

Just an Illusion

Monday, September 2nd, 2013
Our Monument Hollagram

Our Monument

This is a sliver of projected light we detected while walking in Everson Plaza a few days ago.  At first glance it looks a lot like the Washington Monument. Really, look again.

Fairwell (Farewell): A visual vacation

Monday, September 2nd, 2013
Final Days

Final Days: Edelweiss Schuhplattlers (Utica)

Centro Bus Line

Centro Bus Line

Over 86,000 people attending the New York State Fair on Sunday (Source: nysfair.org).

Over 86,000 people attended the New York State Fair on Sunday (Source: nysfair.org).

Walkway over State Fair Boulevard

Walkway over State Fair Boulevard

Frisbee to partly sunny: Meteorologist Peter Hall throws out some souveneirs

Frisbee to partly sunny: WSTM-TV Meteorologist Peter Hall throws out some gifts.

Sand Sculpture: Center of Progress Building

Sand Sculpture: Center of Progress Building

Sit Mean Sit Demonstration (Gate 2)

Man’s Best Friend: Sit Mean Sit Demonstration (Gate 2)

Obey Your Thirst: Omanii's Lemonade Stand

Obey Your Thirst: Omanii’s Lemonade Stand

Butter Sculpture: Dairy Building

Butter Sculpture: Dairy Building

State Park at the Fair: Gray Falcon

State Park at the Fair: Gyrfalcon

Gold Gloves from Rust Belts

Monday, September 2nd, 2013
Taking a punch

Taking a punch

Here are some of the photographs from yesterday’s State Championship Boxing Tournament at the New York State Fair (outside the Toyota Coliseum).

In the corner of Zachary Williams of East Reading, PA

In the corner: Zachary Williams of East Reading, PA

Boxing for a Sunday afternoon

The Sweet Science on a Sunday afternoon.

Cameron Bernard of St. Catherines, (Ontario) on the offensive

Cameron Bernard of St. Catherines, (Ontario) on the offensive

Quinton McKnight of Rochester, NY finds his target

Quinton McKnight of Rochester, NY finds his target

Steve Massulo of Syracuse sizes up his opponent

Steve Massulo of Syracuse sizes up his opponent

On the Street (at the Fair)

Saturday, August 31st, 2013
Marines (David & Goliath)

Marines (David & Goliath)

The New York State Fair remains one of the best places to visit if you are into street photography.
Baby Face

Baby Face

Captain America: The Lizard

Captain America: The Lizard

Ms. Dragonfly

Ms. Dragonfly

Hilby: The Skinny German Juggle Boy

Hilby: The Skinny German Juggle Boy

Coppertone Twins near the Colonnade: Living Statues

Coppertone Twins near the Colonnade: Living Statues

Creek Show

Thursday, August 29th, 2013
The Final Flick by the Crick for the season (Armory Square).

Welcome to the Urban Drive-In: The final Flick by the Crick for the season (Armory Square) was held last evening.

Throwback Thursday: The Wonder Years

Thursday, August 29th, 2013
SIF on TV from back in the day.

SIF on TV from back in the day.

Here’s a photo from an interview WTVH-TV Channel 5 (CBS affiliate) did on SIF in the late 90s. Thanks to anchor Lisa Spodak (an American University alum) and television exec Gary Wordlaw for finding us in those early years.