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Universal Picture of the Day
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hack2112
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I do have to say that this is definitely one of the best facades for an attraction I've ever seen. It's incredibly well made.
Yikes! Somebody went a little overboard with the saturation in Photoshop!
Otherwise, good picture. :wave:
krankenstein
Well-Known Member
Super foggy the morning of Dec 15. Throw in some mist and fog from The Hulk, and you get this ...
Looks like a lot of that has to do with your lens being fogged over too.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
EPCOTPluto
Well-Known Member
All these pics make me want to go back to USF. :lol:
USF 1999.... :lookaroun
USF 1999.... :lookaroun
a2grafix
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I'm sorry Ziffell, you are incorrect. My lens, which is very small, was not fogged over. I have a very small digital camera. I took the photo in 10 seconds and closed my camera down and went on the ride. I rode Hulk three times in the fog. It was the ultimate experience. Before this picture, I snapped a picture of the exhaust tube at the base of Hulk, with equal super foggy results. Take a look --
It was a very thick foggy morning for a December, from what the locals told me during the shuttle drive from Shades of Green to Universal. At around 10am the fog finally lifted and burned off. The locals were saying it is because of el Nino.
The fog formed late Sunday evening Dec. 13 while I was at the Magic Kingdom for Mickey's Christmas party, burned off in the morning but reformed around 11pm Dec. 14, and stuck around Dec. 15 through the mid-morning hours. By 11am not a cloud in the sky and a high of 84. A lovely summer December day.
I'm sorry Ziffell, you are incorrect. My lens, which is very small, was not fogged over. I have a very small digital camera. I took the photo in 10 seconds and closed my camera down and went on the ride. I rode Hulk three times in the fog. It was the ultimate experience. Before this picture, I snapped a picture of the exhaust tube at the base of Hulk, with equal super foggy results. Take a look --
It was a very thick foggy morning for a December, from what the locals told me during the shuttle drive from Shades of Green to Universal. At around 10am the fog finally lifted and burned off. The locals were saying it is because of el Nino.
The fog formed late Sunday evening Dec. 13 while I was at the Magic Kingdom for Mickey's Christmas party, burned off in the morning but reformed around 11pm Dec. 14, and stuck around Dec. 15 through the mid-morning hours. By 11am not a cloud in the sky and a high of 84. A lovely summer December day.
No worries. That's why I specifically said "looks like" as opposed to stating it as a fact (Contrary to what another poster sarcastically tried to imply, I wasn't trying to come off as an "expert" or be critical of your photo... was just making an observation).
I like this photo even better than your first one. It has more of a mysterious and eerie look to it. I love the Hulk and I imagine riding it in this thick fog must have been incredibly cool! I rode it in a downpour one time and it was like getting pelted in the face with thousands of tiny bullets. :lol:
jonnyc
Well-Known Member
"Oh, my God, they found me, I don't know how, but they found me. Run for it Marty."
:lol:
MagliteL13
Active Member
Absolutely Amazing! :lol:"Oh, my God, they found me, I don't know how, but they found me. Run for it Marty."
:ROFLOL:
That is awesome! You even have Scooby sticking out of the top of the van back there. Probably pulling out a rocket launcher.
