My alternate title for this shot was going to be Creepin’ on Cinderella Castle. I decided I’d go for the more obvious title in the end… but now since I’m telling you anyways you get the best of both worlds. I opted to shoot from here as I have tons of sunset shots from here and they are all the standard wide view from the bridge. I probably framed it with too much tree (and I didn’t like my crop options) but at least it’s something I haven’t done many times before.
The last time I shot this scene I was still shooting the Nikon D7000. I’ve been through 3 cameras since then, so it was time to give it another go. Honestly though,…
Having shot so much around Walt Disney World it’s refreshing when the weather offers something new you can capitalize on. In this case, fast moving clouds always look really cool with a…
I haven’t done a basic castle shot in a while, so I figured it was time. The castle still looks as great as ever and the dreamlights add a nice whimsical touch,…
I originally looked at doing this shot with the Nikon 14-24 2.8 but quickly found even at 14mm it wasn’t wide enough. Enter the Rokinon 12mm 2.8 to the rescue. It was…
Shooting the fisheye at Mission Space is cliché now but hey, it’s the most fun lens to use with all the curves. This one is a little different from the ones I’ve…
Occasionally, you simply luck into a unique shot. I was shooting this due to the unique lighting scheme on and around Cinderella Castle when suddenly… fireworks. Now we’re in business. A second…
The clouds in this shot were not moving quickly like the ones from yesterday’s shot. This made them much clumpier and uglier as I mentioned. Even a 30 second exposure only gave…
Usually I prefer completely clear night skies to capture. Cloudy skies often turn into an ugly mess but on this night the clouds were moving extremely quick which I knew could end…
If you want the sweet foreground bokeh, Epcot’s got the goods for you. This is the kind of shot that makes you thankful to have a flip screen. Laying flat on the…