Since I switched to a Really Right Stuff ballhead and l-plate on my d810 I have really taken to shooting in the portrait orientation. It’s a fantastic feeling not having to worry about your equipment ruining the shot. In my case, with previous ballheads, more often than not the head would slip just enough during long exposures to add a motion blur. Now I never have that problem and I’m loving being able to think about the scene in that way.
This is seemingly the go to shot in the France pavilion but oddly enough I don’t think I’ve ever posted this shot. Well consider it rectified.I found when editing this shot it’s…
Here’s a nice wide look at the Mexico Pavilion. I wanted to include the sign so I went for this off angle and used the rails to hopefully lead your eye up…
I’ve never been able to eat here but I’ve wanted to. How is it? Sadly this shot was taken after Maelstrom closed so I did not got one last ride. I’ll miss…
More often than not I’ve shot at Disney on or near a new moon. This of course means no moon light and things can be quite dark. This trip was around the…
The UK Pavilion really has some great ambiance. The way it is lit creates a great intertwine of light and shadow that makes for a lot of interest. Enjoy.
Happy Fireworks Friday everyone. Here’s another shot of Illuminations from Italy. Still pretty excited I actually got to shoot from here and the more I look at these shots the more I…
I’ve taken probably more pics of the China pavilion than any other pavilion in the World Showcase probably 2 fold. Hence the title “China Again”. What keeps me coming back is the…
I’ve done several shots in the Germany pavilion now but never one looking head on at the horseman. I think it’s an interesting angle and the flowers at the bottom help frame…
When I was setting up for this shot I originally had the camera leveled but looking through the viewfinder it felt a bit static so I started playing around with the angle…