Tag: France

Tripods at Walt Disney World Review

Posted on by Scott Thomas
A very useful photographer tool for low light and night photography at Walt Disney World is a Tripod. While it is not essential to have a tripod for the upcoming All Ears Picture This! Photo Meet on Saturday, September 12, 2015, having one would allow you to photograph past sunset and into the Blue Hour. … Continue reading "Tripods at Walt Disney World Review"
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Photo Sequence: Serveur Amusant

Posted on by Lisa Berton
One of the things you can try the next time you set out to take photographs is to tell a story. An easy way to do that is to shoot sequential shots of some physical change or act. It can be anything like a bike ride or a baby trying a new food. If you’re … Continue reading "Photo Sequence: Serveur Amusant"
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Where in the World #329

Posted on by Erin Blackwell
To all who come to this photo trivia game, Welcome! Along the way, the photos can make us relive memories and see details Walt’s Imagineers put into everything we love in Walt Disney World! I’m watching WDW Resort TV from the 100 Years of Magic Celebration: It’s the Zip A Dee Doo Dah Tip of … Continue reading "Where in the World #329"
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World Showcase Details

Posted on by Scott Thomas
Epcot’s World Showcase is a treasure trove of photographic opportunities. I find new things to photograph in the countries with every trip. Here are three examples. I photograph lots of t-shirts when traveling. I like to use them for online galleries and slideshows. This t-shirt I found in an outdoor kiosk at the Canada pavilion … Continue reading "World Showcase Details"
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Lumiere’s Doppelgänger

Posted on by Lisa Berton
Belle? No. Bella. This is Italy, the Epcot pavilion where amore sings and pizza digests. Look around and you’ll see, everything is lovely, including the Cast Members. Cool to the touch architecture surrounds the square. Go on, breathe in Italy. Mon ami! Disney Pic of the Week – Epcot Come on over and “Like” my … Continue reading "Lumiere’s Doppelgänger"
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Photographing at Night in Walt Disney World

Posted on by Scott Thomas
I recently read an article about photography tips for busy tourist attractions. I think Walt Disney World qualifies as such a place. The first tip was to get up early to avoid the crowds. I have to agree this works for many tourist areas in the world but Disney parks are not accessible in the … Continue reading "Photographing at Night in Walt Disney World"
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Vacation Photography at Walt Disney World

Posted on by Scott Thomas
Last week we talked about what makes a good Travel Photograph. This week, I am talking about what makes a good Vacation Photograph. It will not surprise you to hear they both are very much a like. You want them to tell a story and to give a sense of place or where you were … Continue reading "Vacation Photography at Walt Disney World"
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It’s Over My Head – Part Three – Epcot

Posted on by Jack Spence
Last week I began a discussion about the many wonderful details that can be found above our heads at the Disney parks. I talked about both the Magic Kingdom and Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Today I will continue my story with the ceilings and up-high details of Epcot. Not all ceilings are beautiful or even tolerable. … Continue reading "It’s Over My Head – Part Three – Epcot"
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Boulangerie Patisserie Les Halles Opens in France Pavilion

Posted on by Debra Martin Koma
Boulangerie Patisserie les Halles has opened in Epcot's France pavilion, in the space adjacent to the movie theater exit. The new bakery, which replaces the former Boulangerie Patisserie in the pavilion, is much more spacious and offers a new, expanded menu. Offerings include pastries and other sweets, soups, sandwiches, salads and authentic French dishes such as quiche, Croque Monsieur (grilled ham and cheese) and pissaladiere, a pizza-like dish from the South of France. The bakery opens at 9 a.m. every morning, before the official 11 a.m. World Showcase opening time. The Disney Dining Plan is accepted for many items at this location. The former patisserie is being remodeled and will soon reopen as an ice cream shop called Glacier.
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