
<p>More than two dozen Newhouse School photographers with cameras in their hands fanned out across Baldwinsville on the morning of Saturday, Oct. 19, snapping away. Here are a few of the amazing moments they captured in and around the Village of Baldwinsville. </p>


Fall Workshop 2024, overview of Baldwinsville from across the Seneca River

Bruce Strong

Seth Gitner

Marilu Lopez Fretts

Heather Ainsworth

Josh Ives

David Sutherland

A Double-crested Cormorant flies over the branches in the Seneca River in Baldwinsville, New York, Friday, October 18, 2024.

From left, Joe Sacco and Sandi Galler enjoy a walk along the Seneca River at sunset in Baldwinsville, New York, Friday, October 18, 2024. The couple, both widowers, met through Galler’s daughter and fell in love. “We’re going to get married in the spring,” said Galler.

Baldwinsville is home to the last working loch on the Erie Canal and is just about to celebrate its 200th anniversary.

Local man fishes in the Erie Canal in Baldwinsville.

Sorin casting his line from the river bank that is just off the trail from the Seneca river walkway.

Cormorants sitting on the dam wall in the early morning fog. Behind them is the main bridge of Bawldwinsville.

"It's like fishing in a barrel. They got nowhere else to go after the dam." - ESF Student Aidan Parke

"Not sure why you're taking any of me, I'll just break the camera." - Lee Scutter

Birds flies in front of a waterfall in Baldwinsville.

A man in Baldwinsville fishes beneath a bridge on the lock.

Joe Larrabe, fisher, reels in a fish in Balwinsville, N.Y., on Saturday, October 19, 2024.

Lock 24 was built as part of the New York State Barge Canal, and was the first lock on that newly renovated system to open in 1910 Baldwinsville, New York.

Geese fly above the First United Methodist Church.

Baldwinsville is a village in Onondaga County, New York, United States. As of the 2020 census, the population was 7,898. It is part of the Syracuse Metropolitan Statistical Area. It is often referred to by those in the area as B’ville. Source: Wikipedia

The bridge towering over the Seneca River is a beautiful scenic location to find yourself during the morning.

Sidewalk view from River Street in Baldwinsville, New York

Fall Workshop 2024, ducks swimming in the reflections of the trees on the Seneca River

The Seneca River is a perfect place to catch some wind in your hair on an early morning boat ride.

The owner of Decaf Candles tells customers about her homemade soy wax candles ion a local cafe in Baldwinsville, NY. She sells them in mugs that can be used for drinks when the candles burn out.

Fall Workshop 2024, cooks of the Badwinsville Diner working in the kitchen

Aunt and niece going for a walk in Baldwinsville after a nap on Saturday, October 19, 2024.

A guitar player strums his instrument while relaxing at a cafe.

Local Carl Lovell strums his instrument on a quiet afternoon.

A local man tries to fish in the quiet Seneca River.

Dress to Impress: a local Baldwinsville business, Bliss Bridal and Formal Wear, has its mannequin displays changed by a female employee while the shop is quiet.

The Alexia Fall Workshop

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