While everyone was complaining about the rain during the afternoon, I was very excited at the possibility of nighttime puddle photography. Unfortunately, many of the nicer puddles dried up but there were still some for me to dive in to once the park closed. On past trips, I have just put my camera directly on the ground and even directly into puddles when necessary. I decided it might be a good idea instead to get a good beanbag to use to support my camera slightly off the ground. This was a good decision not only to get my camera out of puddles but it gave me a bit more flexibility with composition. For those interested I opted for the Grizzly Camera Medium Bean-Bag. I started out trying this shot with the Nikon 35 1.4 but the framing was too tight and was not working well with the puddle. I quickly switched to the tried and true Nikon 14-24 2.8, which really helped getting a frame to showcase the puddle.
tomorrowland
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Here’s a shot I don’t see very often. Once again this was taken with the conveyor belt not running so I was able to take my time to get this shot when…
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I’ve always really liked the futuristic scenes as you exit Space Mountain but for whatever reason I never really had any good pics of them. I posted a single shot of this…
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When I saw the moon high over the Lunching Pad I knew I had to work that into a shot somehow. I ended up having to tilt the camera pretty far back…
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This shot of Tomorrowland is pretty straight forward but also the result of me trying to mix up shots I’ve done in the past in a new way. I’ve shot from this…
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I’ve shot the Tomorrowland entrance a couple different ways over the years but I think my favorite is shooting it far away with a telephoto lens. Using the telephoto from far away…
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Tomorrowland continues to be one of my favorite locations in Walt Disney World to photograph. There’s just so much going on and all the different colors lend to photos that pop. I…
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I’ve been shooting Walt Disney World for a couple years now to the point I feel I’ve covered a lot of the common angles for the various go to shots. One thing…
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Tomorrow Starts Now On the first morning at Disney I had Be Our Guest reservations at 8:20 and the park had early magic hours from 8:00-9:00. As this was the week…
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A big theme for my shooting last trip was compression. I shot with the Nikon 70-200 2.8 ALOT and played around with compressing spaces often as opposed to using it just to…