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Disney Visa Stay, Play, Dine And Save Up To $600* Walt Disney World® Resort – Most nights 12/14/14 -12/20/14 & 1/5/15- 3/7/15 Are you a Disney Visa cardholder? Save $600* (based on a family of four) on a 5-night, 6-day Walt Disney Travel Company Room Ticket & Dining plan package at select Walt Disney World … Continue reading "Disney Visa Stay, Play, Dine Offer for 2014 and 2015"
Sleeping with the Lion King at Walt Disney World
Posted onI know I go on and on about photographing details while at Walt Disney World. Even the resorts are full of such details. Some are subtle. Some are not. While staying in the Lion King area of Disney’s Art of Animation resort, I walked under the scene you see below taken directly from the animated … Continue reading "Sleeping with the Lion King at Walt Disney World"
Family Photography at Walt Disney World
Posted onOn all my trips to Walt Disney World, my family is with me. They put up with my constant clicking of my camera shutters, are very patient when I bring the tripod to the parks and very supportive of the results. Below are a few photos I took of the family on our latest trip … Continue reading "Family Photography at Walt Disney World"
Jim’s Attic: The Boardwalk Mutoscopes
Posted onLocated in the Disney Boardwalk Inn and Villas resort hallway directly across from the restrooms near the Belle Vue Lounge are a green and a red Clamshell Mutoscope. At one time, there was also a mutoscope that was painted white with gold trim.
Where in the World #340
Posted onTo 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! Last week’s challenge: number #339 And here’s the answer: Copyright © Erin Blackwell The Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory at the … Continue reading "Where in the World #340"
Jim’s Attic: The History Behind the Saratoga Springs DVC Resort
Posted onDisney's Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa officially opened May 17, 2004 with a "health-history-horses" theme. The Development Manager for the project was Kevin Cummings, which was ironically appropriate.
Cummings was born and raised in Saratoga Springs, New York, the city that was the inspiration for the new Disney Vacation Club resort. In fact, at the time, his twin brother still lived in that historic upstate New York town so Kevin would go back to visit several times during the year, especially to attend the races.
Nikon 24-120mm f/4 VR at Walt Disney World
Posted onIf you have followed Photographic Innoventions long enough, you would know I am a big fan of Super Zoom Lenses. For a cropped sensor camera, the 18-200mm and 18-300mm are the ranges used. For a full frame sensor camera, the 28-300mm is the range. All are image stabilized (IS for Canon, VR for Nikon and … Continue reading "Nikon 24-120mm f/4 VR at Walt Disney World"
Hidden Mickeys at Art of Animation and Port Orleans Riverside Resorts
Posted onOn a quest to check out a few sightings of Hidden Images, I visited two Walt Disney World Resorts: Art of Animation and Port Orleans Riverside. Both resorts are filled with interesting Disney detail, including the occasional Hidden Mickey. At Art of Animation, I stopped first in the main lobby and looked up at the … Continue reading "Hidden Mickeys at Art of Animation and Port Orleans Riverside Resorts"
Jim’s Attic: Humphrey the Bear at Wilderness Lodge
Posted onDisney's Wilderness Lodge Resort is the only Disney resort hotel to have an official mascot, the brown bear. Images and allusions can be found throughout the resort including bear tracks imbeded in the walkways.
To make that potentially fearsome mascot more friendly for younger guests, some of the brown bear images are of the Disney animated character Humphrey the Bear, a lovable, overweight brown bear who lives in the fictional Brownstone National Park.
Disney Pic of the Week: Water Transportation
Posted onOne of the most interesting forms of transportation at Walt Disney World is the various kinds of water transports used to move guests from place to place. From the large ferries going between the Ticket & Transportion Center (TTC) and the Magic Kingdom to the smaller transports which take guests to the resorts on the … Continue reading "Disney Pic of the Week: Water Transportation"
