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Using a Tripod at WDW

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Hollywood Studios Entrance.Nikon D70/18-200VR, 30s, f/16, ISO 200, +0.3 EV, 170mm Focal length, Tripod I have never carried a tripod into a Walt Disney World park until my last trip. I thought it would be too much trouble and a bother. However, if you plan ahead, it can be done without too much disruption to … Continue reading "Using a Tripod at WDW"
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Walt Disney Studios Park Paris – Part 4 — Production Courtyard — TOT & Backstage Tour

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In an earlier blog I wrote that when the Walt Disney Studios Park opened, it lacked soul. Much of this was due to the fact that many of the buildings either looked like soundstages or office buildings. And most of the other structures and facades were uninspired. But I’m happy to report that the Imagineers … Continue reading "Walt Disney Studios Park Paris – Part 4 — Production Courtyard — TOT & Backstage Tour"
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Hyper-Hollywood

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Hyperfocus is a term you may run across when reading about photography. It is a one word term to say everything in a photograph is in sharp focus from front to back. You see hyperfocal photos on the covers of travel magazines where a tropical beach is featured and everything is in focus from the … Continue reading "Hyper-Hollywood"
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MouseFest Land Saturday, December 13, 2008

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Saturday is Mega Mouse Meet day! It’s the time when many of the Disney communities, podcasters, webmasters, authors and sponsors come together in one place at one time. The AllEars team was up bright and early on Saturday morning. AllEars Photo Bloggers Scott, Barrie and Lisa had an early morning Photo Walk meet. Steve Barrett … Continue reading "MouseFest Land Saturday, December 13, 2008"
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Tower of Terror

Posted on by Jack Spence
What’s wrong with this picture? Come on. Look closely. You can figure it out. No? Then take a closer look – specifically, the Tower of Terror. What’s wrong with it? The Imagineers do an excellent job when detailing a restaurant, shop, or attraction. They never miss a trick. But this one slipped past them. Take … Continue reading "Tower of Terror"
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Adventures by Disney – Backstage Magic – Disney’s California Adventure

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All Ears team member Glo from Miami and her husband Gary continue their report on their Adventure by Disney – Backstage Magic! Click here for all of Glo’s reports! Scroll down for most recent entries. Today is the last full day we had on our tour and it was packed full of wonderful experiences. The … Continue reading "Adventures by Disney – Backstage Magic – Disney’s California Adventure"
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Tower of Terror in Black & White

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The Tower of Terror Lobby as it would have looked like in an episode of the Twilght Zone TV show.Nikon D70/18-70G, 1/160s, f/6.3, 200 ISO, +0.3 EV, 50mm Focal Length This week’s Disney Pic of the Week Black & White theme gave me an opportunity to show you what the lobby of the Twilight Zone … Continue reading "Tower of Terror in Black & White"
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Inside the Tower of Terror

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Tower of Terror Lobby.Nikon D70/18-200VR, 1/15s, f/3.5, 800 ISO, -0.6 EV, 18mm Focal length For years I tried to take indoor photographs at Walt Disney World with very little success until I got the combination of the Nikon D70 digital SLR and the Nikon 18-200VR lens. Between the camera’s ability to take acceptable images up … Continue reading "Inside the Tower of Terror"
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Tower of Terror Garden Statue

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One of the creepy statues in the Tower of Terror gardens framed by American Sycamore trees.Nikon Coolpix 995, 1/125s, f/4.4, 200 ISO, 0 EV It is my opinion the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror is the best themed attraction at Walt Disney World. A few years ago, and before Disney invented FastPass, I spent a … Continue reading "Tower of Terror Garden Statue"
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American Waterfront — New York City – Tokyo DisneySea

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American Waterfront can be divided into three sections, New York City, New York Harbor, and Cape Cod. The time? Just after the turn of the 20th century. Let’s start with New York City. This is the first section of American Waterfront that you come to when leaving Mediterranean Harbor. McDuck’s Department Store greets you as … Continue reading "American Waterfront — New York City – Tokyo DisneySea"
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