Another Splash Mountain sunset and another bizarro angle. This time I tried to angle the photo along the curvature of the loop. I went for a bit darker of an edit to really accentuate the contrast between shadow and light. So, a decent amount of dodging and burning went into this one. I hope you like it.
Each sunset is special, but sometimes you get an extra special one. I often chase the sunset through the park to Splash Mountain and I’ve been rewarded with some excellent shots. This …
This is the Walt Disney World version of Splash Mountain which I shot with the Nikon Z7 and 35 1.8S lens. This is an incredible dark ride combo and very light weight. …
I rarely shoot the parks with other people. It simply doesn’t fit with my fast-moving shooting style, but on this night I made an exception to shoot with fellow IDP admins Cliff …
For whatever reason I’ve never done this shot that shows off the entire end scene to Splash Mountain. I probably thought the ones I shot previously weren’t good enough, but this one …
This is another shot taken with my infamous tour guide @coopergregg Gregg met me over at Disneyland one evening and we went around for several hours on a photo tour of the …
The Country Bear Jamboree is not difficult to photograph. In fact, I would say it’s one of the easiest shows to photograph at Disney World. I have shot this show with the …
I love the fact that there is no crazy light pollution directly behind Frontierland. It really lets the stars shine through and help complete the frontier feel of the shots from this …
Today’s shot is a standard shot of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad but I could not resist that wonderful cloudy blue sky. I shot this with the Nikon 14-24 2.8 @ 14mm. In …
I was wandering around shooting the sunset from various spots when this spot next to the Haunted Mansion caught my eye. The color was really popping behind Thunder Mountain. This was a …