Favorite Photo Ops

[Dwarful]

Seems like everytime we go to Disney we go through about 10 rolls of film and I only LOVE about half the photos. SO I would like to know what others think of great photo spots inside the four main parks. We will be inside the parks for character b'fast before the parks open so I hope to get some great photos before the crowds arrive. But what else do you suggest...

 

[DisneyrazZ]

hmmmm...for MGM...definately get a shot far enough away from the Sorcerors Hat! also...

at MK...in front of the train station before you enter the park...there is the 100 years logo in the ground...i like that one a lot =) of course there are always the "Photo spots" on the park maps, but if you want to get original, look for things out of the ordinary to take pictures with...the wishing well beside Cindy's castle and also Cinderellas fountain are good places...

that is all i can think of at the moment...if i think of more i will post again!

~DisneyrazZ~ :sohappy:

 

[Davis224]

The best place in the Magic Kingdom is the secret wishing well
It's on a path near cinderellas castle.
You take a picture there and you get the entire castle in the pic along with the beautiful scenery

 

[Disney4648]

A perfect picture spot at the Magic Kingdom is next to the CoP sign.

 

[raven]

I love the photo I took of the "Partners" at MK with the castle behind it. (see below)

Try to incorporate not just the subject in your photo but some of the other things in the area too. This gives your photos more depth as to where the subject is at the park.

If in doubt, try looking at some of the original park photos from a post card or the maps and duplicate them. I have done that many times and the photos look great!

 

[raven]

Here is another one I took later that day.

The tree in the foreground gives the photo some depth. I also tried to move around the castle until I was at a different angle from where the sun was creating shaddows to give the building a more 3 demensional effect.

 

[raven]

One more. This one was taken in the morning of a tomb stone at the HM. I love how there are shaddows cast on the stone. It gives it that erie look to it.

Also notice the red rose on the stone that looks very vibrant in contrast with the other dark colors around the stone. CM's place a fresh rose on this stone each day.