Being tall occasionally has some photography related advantages. Dok Ondar is surrounded by the lattice fencing which makes getting a perfectly clear shot with a big lens a bit of a challenge. Fortunately standing on my toes and stretching my arms gets my camera 7+ feet in the air to take this shot.
I watch a lot of old film noir films and that was the look I was going for here. The theater entrance has a bit of the classic night club entrance vibe…
Le Cellier poutine is the single greatest food item in all of Walt Disney World. That is all.
Finally going through some of my unprocessed stuff from our last trip (before the COVID) and getting it finished. Here is one I liked of Splash Mountain.
I haven’t posted a new photo in a while due to some unexpected health issues but fortunately I’m feeling better and starting to get back in the editing groove. I went for…
I’m trying out some adjustments to my editing techniques for sunset shots and my first reaction is it feels like the additional effort is worth it. I hope you like this one.…
I decided to go back a few trips in my image catalog to some unedited Pandora shots. Pandora always offers some unique editing challenges. The alien-ness of the scene at least offers…
I’m a simple man. It rains. There’s a puddle. I take a photo of said puddle. EZ.
Eagle eyed Disney parks fans may be looking at this photo and thinking something looks different. Since I’m all about full disclosure when I change things in a photo let me explain……
I had the fisheye lens on when approaching this shot and the cast members were pushing for exit so I just went with it. I think it worked out as I like…