Local Flickr groups of interest:
North Tonawanda
Tonawanda Student Photography (from Tonawanda High School)
Niagara Falls Flickr Group
Freezing Falls - Niagara Falls in Wintertime
Buffalo and Western New York -- includes Lockport and many, many other sites
Photo streams from Sunday Lifestyle
Here are the personal photography collections of many of the subjects interviewed for this week's Sunday Lifestyle section:
Dave Rogge's Flickr stream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tgtsfkncld/
Rogge maintains the North Tonawanda group, which has garnered more than 100 photos of the Lumber City. His own shots show his interest in all things NT, from Canal Fest to Webster Street-scapes.
Victoria Bush's Flickr stream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/victoriabush/
Bush took the shot of the puffer fish used in this week's Sunday Lifestyle section, and was invited by Rogge to add it to the North Tonawanda group. Hailing from Monroeville, Penn., Bush said she often travels with a fish-loving friend to Toastmaster events, and so stops by aquariums across the Northeast.
MJ Worthington's Flickr stream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/underneatheverything/
MJ has been honing his photography chops ever since he joined the Buffalo Hike Club -- through Yahoo! Groups -- and noticed a fellow hiker with "a very nice camera." One and a half years later, he shoots with his own digital single lens reflex camera, or DSLR, and has learned a myriad of ways to tone and correct his work, which he credits entirely to fellow Flickr users.
Kevin Pletcher's Flickr stream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kango/
Pletcher finds different angles on sights in and around Western New York, taking everyday scenes like the Grand Island bridges and casting new frames on them.
James Stewart's Flickr stream: http://www.flickr.com/photos/alphageek//
A Lexington, Ky. resident whose picture Sunny Side Up won a coveted "front page" space on Flickr. His pictures from his Niagara Falls trip show a similar flair.
Features
EXTRA: Links to local Flickr groups, more photos
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PROFILE: Jonathan's Magdalene
An artist's rendering of the companion of Jesus comes forth, he says, from a higher power
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FORGIONE: Fitness successes inspire lots of 'D' words
There are a lot of "D" words associated with working out at a gym and getting healthier. Determination is a big one. There's also gems such as dream, dedication, develop, duty and desire. And of course, ones that elicit fear like deadlifs and dumbells.
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DELUCA: The Leadership Chronicles
Leadership Niagara 'newbie' has surprising change of heart
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RIVERKEEPERS: Tending the waterways
Environmental group seeks the help of Niagara volunteers
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SCIENCE MUSEUM: Special Valentine-themed event coincides with CSI exhibit.
BUFFALO — For the romantically inclined, Valentine’s Day might conjure images of red roses, heart-shaped boxes of candy and candle-lit dinners. For those at the Buffalo Museum of Science, however, they’re hoping some blood, guts and a little bit of disaster might set the mood for some couples.
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NATURAL HEALTH: Is HPV worse than vaccine?
For many young girls, and now boys, the American Medical Association and other medical organizations are recommending vaccination with the Gardisil (or similar) vaccine.
Gardasil is a vaccine that supposedly helps prevent 4 types of HPV (human papillomavirus), 2 of which have been linked to cervical cancer and 2 types that are associated with genital warts.
What most people do not know is that there are more than 100 various strains of HPV. -
IRON CHEFS: Cooking competition will help fight ALS
Daniel Tracy's second annual Iron Event gathers top chefs from region
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NIAGARA BUSINESS: Developing young minds
Two area dayscares have opened in the region, offering advantages for children
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TIM CHIPP: Figuring out the changes on Facebook
The website that is almost solely responsible for a complete change in social behavior since its wide release in 2006 is about to completely redefine the Internet again for 2012.
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DIRT FREE GARDENING: Owners of a new hydroponic store say it's not what you'd expect
Say the word “hydroponics” and images of incense, peace signs and tie-dye might come to mind, but for Justin and Claire Holler, the husband/wife owners of Big Bloom Hydroponics, it’s more about science, healthy eating and year-round gardening.
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