In the never-ending quest to improve my post processing I’m introducing some new techniques with today’s photo. The photo still looks like something I would process but I think is a bit of an evolution over my previous look. Hopefully you can see the difference. Either way I hope you enjoy, this one had a lot of TLC!
walt disney world
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Today’s shot is another go at Spaceship Earth with my newest lens acquisition, the Rokinon 12mm fisheye. I tried not to overdo it and shoot everything with the fisheye. It’s hard once…
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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…
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It seems like it’s been quite a while since I’ve done a China pavilion shot and I found myself gravitating towards my old, brighter editing style. Ultimately, I brought back a bit…
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It’s nice to finally be padding out my Animal Kingdom photo selection with some quality shots. I’ve largely neglected shooting that park for the past 7 years and it really is an…
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Despite riding Peter Pan’s Flight numerous times over the year I’ve never been fortunate enough to get a ride stop while on ride. Finally, on my most recent trip, on the very…
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I took this shot shortly after the update but I’m late to the party as usual. I’m not sure it makes a whole lot of sense in a historical context, but the…
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In 2011 I took a version of this shot that really was the shot that hooked me for good on Disney Photography. It was the first shot I took where I was…
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I’ve shot this scene numerous times over the years but have never shared one that I recall simply because none were up to my standards. Enter the Nikon 28 1.4 and I…
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This time around shooting the floating mountains of Pandora I opted for my Rokinon 12mm fisheye lens. I thought it was cool just how much of the scene I was able to…