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One of the first things beginner photographers are told is NOT to photograph towards the Sun. For the most part it is good advice and shooting into the Sun should be avoided. Yet, if done right, putting the Sun or any bright light source like street lights in your compositions can work. The first thing … Continue reading "Starburst photography in Disney’s Hollywood Studios"
Using a Super Zoom Lens at Walt Disney World
Posted onI am a big fan of using Super Zoom lenses on digital SLR cameras. When I travel to places like Walt Disney World, I do not want to be carrying a lot of heavy equipment. A Super Zoom lens lets me go with a small pouch which holds an extra battery, memory cards, lens cleaning … Continue reading "Using a Super Zoom Lens at Walt Disney World"
How to Create Travel Magazine Photos at Walt Disney World
Posted onWhen you use Auto mode with a digital SLR camera, the programing in the camera will do its best to give you a “good” exposure. Even in Program mode if you do not understand how to use it, the camera will give you a “good” exposure. I put good in quotes because, while you will … Continue reading "How to Create Travel Magazine Photos at Walt Disney World"
Staying at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge
Posted onAs you enter Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge, the high ceiling of the lobby is a feast for your eyes. The Earth tones of the wood and decor instantly sooth your being. You see the three story tall windows which look out over Arusha Rock and African savanna beyond. You will even spy a "rope" bridge crossing high overhead.
Dreaming of a Disney Cruise
Posted onWith the release of the 2014 sailings by the Disney Cruise Line, I have been dreaming about my past cruises. Last year, my wife and I enjoyed a 4-night cruise where we found Disney cruises can be romantic and fun. Remember, the golden hour (the hour before sunset) is a great time to photograph even … Continue reading "Dreaming of a Disney Cruise"
Photographing Disney’s Polynesian Resort Lobby
Posted onI have yet to stay at Disney’s Polynesian Resort. I have found many reasons to visit as the lobby is one of the best places to hang out while waiting for a dining reservation at either ‘Ohana or Kona Cafe restaurants. In the case of the next two photos, I was enjoying the tropical atmosphere … Continue reading "Photographing Disney’s Polynesian Resort Lobby"
Disney Cruise Line Siblings
Posted onDisney Cruise Ships, the Magic and Dream, berthed at Nassau, Bahamas.Nikon D700/Tokina 11-16mm, f/16, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 16mm focal length. The Disney Cruise Line ships, the Magic (left) and Dream (right), docked at Nassau, Bahamas last May. While enjoying a Four night cruise on the Dream, I was delighted to see her little sister, … Continue reading "Disney Cruise Line Siblings"
Wilderness Lodge in HDR
Posted onI never seem to be at Disney’s Wilderness Lodge Resort in the morning when the Sun direction would light up the side of the lodge which faces Bay Lake. In the late afternoon, the Sun direction makes it hard to photograph. The range of light is too large. Our eyes can handle it but our … Continue reading "Wilderness Lodge in HDR"
The Expedition EVEREST Challenge
Posted onMost people when seeing the sign below just chuckle. They know Expedition EVEREST is a high-speed attraction. How can anyone take pictures while riding it. Right? Remember to capture memories in your ride through the Himalayas.Nikon D700/28-300VR, 1/125s, f/5.6, ISO 2200, EV +0.3, 160mm focal length. You know us here at Picture This!, we have … Continue reading "The Expedition EVEREST Challenge"
Monorail Black
Posted onMonorail Black entering the Magic Kingdom station.Nikon D700/28-300VR, f/3.5, ISO 720, EV -0.7, 28mm focal length, HDR image. An HDR image of Monorail Black entering the Magic Kingdom station in late afternoon is my Disney Pic of the Week on Monorails.
