Tag: Frontierland

Editing Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom

Posted on by Scott Thomas
This week I am going to take you through a challenging photo edit using Adobe Lightroom CC. Here is the before image I took while riding Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom. Riding Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom [UNEDITED].Nikon D750/24-120VR, 1/125s, f/16, ISO 400, EV 0, 24mm Focal Length. There … Continue reading "Editing Big Thunder Mountain Railroad in the Magic Kingdom"
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Disneyland Attractions Reopen – 6/16/17

Posted on by Debra Martin Koma
Contributing photographer Jason of disneygeek.com sends us these photos from his trip to the Disneyland Resort on Friday, June 16, 2017. A number of attractions and areas at Disneyland reopened today after having been closed due to construction and renovations. First, here’s Tom Sawyer Island, which reopened today. The Treehouse has survived the renovation work, … Continue reading "Disneyland Attractions Reopen – 6/16/17"
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Hidden Mickeys in the Magic Kingdom’s Fantasyland and Splash Mountain

Posted on by Steve Barrett
I’ve been wondering about a few images that folks have let me know about. This first image is on the steampunk dragon (Maleficent) in the Festival of Fantasy parade. Find it on the plate just below the right shoulder joint. Three faint circles in the metal might form a classic Mickey. What do you think? … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys in the Magic Kingdom’s Fantasyland and Splash Mountain"
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Harper’s Mill in HDR

Posted on by Scott Thomas
HDR Image of Harper’s Mill on Tom Sawyer Island.Nikon D750/28-300VR, f/18, ISO 100, EV +0.3, 52mm Focal Length, HDR Image. How was your Thanksgiving? Eat alot? Out shopping today? Scott is doing both as he is visiting relatives in central Florida before moving over to Walt Disney World all of next week. Follow Scott’s Twitter … Continue reading "Harper’s Mill in HDR"
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Disney Pic of the Week: Rocking Chairs

Posted on by Scott Thomas
After a few hours of walking around any Walt Disney World park, a rocking chair to sit down and relax in is a very welcome sight. I found a member of my party really relaxing over on Tom Sawyer Island in the Magic Kingdom back in 2009. A guest takes a nap in a rocking … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: Rocking Chairs"
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Questionable Hidden Mickeys in the Disneyland Resort

Posted on by Steve Barrett
Take a look at some images from Disneyland and Disney California Adventure. The first photo is from the Haunted Mansion in New Orleans Square. In the stretching room, one picture shows an alligator with gaping jaws under a woman on a tightrope. Do any of the alligator’s green, round scales form a classic, three-circle Hidden … Continue reading "Questionable Hidden Mickeys in the Disneyland Resort"
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Adding People to Your Walt Disney World Photographs

Posted on by Scott Thomas
I try to avoid touristy shots when I am photographing at Walt Disney World. Static photos of an empty park while nice is not something I like to do. The parks only come alive when their are people involved. Whether they are cast members or guests, seeing people interact with another person or thing is … Continue reading "Adding People to Your Walt Disney World Photographs"
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Dining Review: River Belle Terrace

Posted on by Laura Gilbreath
Earlier this year the River Belle Terrace restaurant in Frontierland was converted from a counter service restaurant to a table service restaurant. As a counter service restaurant breakfast service was offered in addition to a lunch/dinner menu, while the table service restaurant is only open for lunch and dinner. Recently we had the opportunity to try dinner at River Belle Terrace.
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Anchoring Your Photography at Walt Disney World

Posted on by Scott Thomas
In landscape photography, the idea of anchoring a photo with an interesting element in the foreground is almost a rule. An anchor creates drama, shows scope, scale and tells a story. I use anchors a lot at Walt Disney World especially when I have a wide angle lens on my camera. Wide angle lenses allow … Continue reading "Anchoring Your Photography at Walt Disney World"
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