It’s been years since I’ve shot these guys, so I figured it was time for a redo. @whoiscliffwang provided some additional external lighting which not only contributed to the final image but making focusing in this very dark area much easier. Overall, I think this is a much better and moodier effort than the one I did 4 years ago. Enjoy.
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…
This shot was taken with the Nikon Z7 and Nikon 24-70 F4s. For anyone looking to lighten their load but not lose out on image quality I can’t recommend this pairing enough.…
I believe this is my first time taking this shot with the inclusion of the side towers. This shot was again taken on the night with the fast-moving clouds. I love the…
I don’t have anything interesting to say about this photo. It’s Rivers of America. It’s Cinderella Castle with Dreamlights. Enjoy.
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…
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,…