Another older shot I’ve redone today. Edited darker, and overall, just cleaner, especially in the color transitions and sky. Now for the big question, which iteration of Tomorrowland do you prefer? The neon-soaked version shown here or the new updated retro-future version.
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I was recently going through a lot of older photos during a re-organization project and looking at the way I edited some (most?) of them left a lot to be desired. In…
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Photographing these exit scenes on Space Mountain is much easier now that they’ve removed the moving conveyor belts. I continue to be impressed with the rendering of the Nikon 28 1.4 lens.…
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Alright it’s time for me to venture back to my Disneyland shots. It’s been nearly 3 years since my one and only trip and I have gone back and re-edited some shots…
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I’ve been extolling the virtues of the Nikon Z7 the past few images, but it can’t be overstated how much the electronic viewfinder has contributed to my images. Being able to nail…
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For this shot I decided to try and do something I hadn’t seen done before. The Tomorrowland sign typically appears to glow orange in photos due to the way it is lit…
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I don’t do many shots that involve a lot of empty space but I figure every thousand shots or so I can allow myself one. As I noticed the golden light from…
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Although I typically try to keep my shots people free I sometimes find myself looking for shots I can take that don’t bother me if they are completely people free. This is…
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On my most recent trip I rented the Nikon 35 1.4 for dark ride shooting but ended up using it quite a bit as my walk around lens too. As a result,…
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I have taken many ultra-wide shots of Tomorrowland so I decided to give the Nikon 35 1.4 a go through the land. Once again, it gives me a tighter view that really…