I was digging through some older shots (2016) and came across this one which I never processed in the day. I’m glad I didn’t process it because I don’t think my editing skills then would have done it justice then (maybe they still don’t), but it’s an effort I’m fairly happy with. At the very least it’s a sky that needed to be shared. Enjoy.
First of all, yes, I know she was technically a princess mermaid… my title stands. OK, now that that’s out of the way I want to talk a little about the post…
Today’s shot is another shot with the Nikon 35 1.4. In addition to the tighter view I get with this lens I love just how natural the scenes look with this lens.…
As I’m slowly getting back into the swing of editing some new photos I wanted to pick something easy to start. This particular shot isn’t too challenging with the only real problem…
This is one of those on the fly photos. I’m walking past Gertie on my way to Star Tours, I notice the sunburst, so I stop and fire off a couple quick…
This shot really requires a lot of patience. Shooting directly at the exit and wanting a people free image means you are going to have to wait a while. Still, it is…
Today’s shot is another one with the Nikon 35 1.4. Again, it gives me a tighter view that I think offers a nice look down Sunset Boulevard. You will notice a few…
I have done this shot before but always at night and in a vertical orientation. I had been thinking it would be cool at blue hour so I made sure to make…
One night a couple hours before Hollywood Studios closed I wasn’t really in the mood for rides. I really just wanted to do some shooting but of course that can be problematic…
Though Hollywood Studios is seriously lacking now there is a lot to look forward to in the future. For me the removal of the hat was the first step towards the revitalization…