This shot I think definitely tracks into the more artsy type of photo than I usually do but I think Spaceship Earth is one of the best subjects in Disney for doing some really interesting compositions. I used my tripod at its lowest point and pointed the camera almost near vertical for this shot. I think the mirrored glass here really helps make an interesting centerpiece with the distorted angles. Editing was very simple with only some contrast adjustments and a boost to the saturation.
No night of shooting at Epcot is complete without a few final shots at the entrance to Epcot in front of the planter and Spaceship Earth. This is especially true during the…
The past few years we’ve made certain to plan our yearly Disney trip around the Food & Wine Festival. It’s one of our favorite times to go to the parks and as…
As I mentioned previously I really spent a lot of time during an EMH one night to get a bunch of pics of Mission Space. I felt it was the one area…
Mission Space has been one of those pavilions that I never really had a lot of pics of. I just never wound up on that side of the park around close and…
Every time I see the Wonders of Life pavilion it pains me to think what Disney has done to it. First they make it a seasonal only pavilion before completely abandoning it…
When you have so many different photos of the same thing, like Spaceship Earth, the hardest part of the whole process becomes simply coming up with a name for the photo you…
This is a shot I have done many many times now, especially at sunset. Each one seems to have a unique feel however thanks to the dynamic sunsets I’ve captured here over…
The Cinderella Castle sunset picture has really become popular but I don’t really see many Spaceship Earth Sunset photos. Maybe I’m just not looking well enough but I’d like to see this…
I’d usually take this space to talk about today’s photo but instead I’ll be using it to wish my wife Erika a Happy (9th!) anniversary. She’s the real mastermind behind the scenes…