I must be missing the posts where those who don't care are actively mocking those who do care. Usually, they just say it's not as big a concern to them.
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I must be missing the posts where those who don't care are actively mocking those who do care. Usually, they just say it's not as big a concern to them.
Disney Analyst
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I mean. I literally couldn’t see anything wrong in the photo, only until I read below did I find out what people were seeing.
I definitely have standards I want followed, if they plopped the tower down in the middle of the shot... that would be an issue. But something on the outskirts, that isn’t really part of the scene I’m looking at, doesn’t really bother me.
Maybe they can plant some trees in the future to assist those who can’t stop seeing it.
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jaxonp
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stop it.
RobWDW1971
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After years of trying to keep the torch burning, I have just come to the realization that they don’t care and trying to care for them is a battle of futility.
The old Disney is unfortunately gone so I try to enjoy what’s there, only spend my money on what’s decent, and just hope to be surprised every once in a while.
Stop what?
I’ve certainly not got that!Some may just refer to that as OCD
Disney Analyst
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I do when it comes to loading the dishwasher at work... and organizing the drink fridge.
Even my socks are mismatched.I do when it comes to loading the dishwasher at work... and organizing the drink fridge.
Disney Analyst
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You monster!
trainplane3
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Nah, that's just called not staring at a cell phone and actually being aware of your surroundings.
It's getting rarer nowadays though.
Animaniac93-98
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Too bad you have a better eye than the people who are paid real money to come up with less than ideal designs.
Animaniac93-98
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Remember how in episode 5 of The Imagineering Story they showed off their fancy VR pre-visualization technology they use in project development?
Did they forget to render the Skyliner poles in the simulation? Or the clunky chimney flat supports?
An enormous amount of time and money are put into these projects. There should be no excuses for this stuff.
Far better work was done in the era of paper and pencil. Current WDI is so obsessed with technology and gadgets, they're forgetting the basics of placemaking and architecture.
Did they forget to render the Skyliner poles in the simulation? Or the clunky chimney flat supports?
An enormous amount of time and money are put into these projects. There should be no excuses for this stuff.
Far better work was done in the era of paper and pencil. Current WDI is so obsessed with technology and gadgets, they're forgetting the basics of placemaking and architecture.
Josh Hendy
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The high-voltage power lines converging on Disney Land were the one thing that Walt absolutely hated about the completed project.
The genesis of WDW was literally his wish to build a new theme park and resort with better sight lines.
Martin does have the impeccable eyes of a cinematographer and framing is everything.
This was the resort that built an expensive aquaduct to avoid a road bridge spoiling the view.
One of the few positives from the team of original DCA was removing the overhead power lines.
RSoxNo1
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That's part of the "Feel" that is non-linear story telling. The textures of the pavement, the sounds and smells all blend in and make things feel, "right". The sense that we're so in tune with though is sight and when something seems out of place it breaks us from that non-linear story.
RSoxNo1
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Do you go by thickness?