WDW Picture of the Day (Part 3)

[joanna71985]

I cant speak for everyone but I Am digging them!!! Is it just me or does this remind anyone else of the Batman series from the 60's/70's when the words would come across the screen?? WHAM!!! POW, etc??? Belle

It does!

KeeKee - thanks, I can assure you that cropping was involved to get to the finished photo. Beautiful shot of the Goofy topiary just above.

That is Pluto.

 

[MainStreetMouse]

 

[KeeKee]

Hey MainStreetMouse, another clear well composed shot from the safari! Great shot!

 

[MainStreetMouse]

Hey MainStreetMouse, another clear well composed shot from the safari! Great shot!

Thanks KeeKee

I took a lot of shots while on the safari and had many blurry ones when I snapped a shot just as we hit a bump.

On the safari I think you just have to keep shoot photos as you just don't know when the bump will come ... and they always seem to time it just as I click.

Gary

 

[KeeKee]

Thanks KeeKee

I took a lot of shots while on the safari and had many blurry ones when I snapped a shot just as we hit a bump.

On the safari I think you just have to keep shoot photos as you just don't know when the bump will come ... and they always seem to time it just as I click.

Gary

I think I'm relieved to know I'm not the only one with mostly blurry shots from the safari...

 

[Zack Attack]

 

[WDWFigment]

That last photo you posted proves you have a good eye for composition. Your stuff shows steady improvement.

Of course, dumb luck is a photographers best friend, too! At least, this photographer's...

I wish I were showing improvement, but I don't know how much improvement I could show given that all these pictures were taken over the course of 12 days (six in August, six in November) of last year. The most recent picture I posted was actually from day 2 in August. Thanks for the compliment, though!!!

Maybe I will read a book on composition or something before our trip this August!

 

[raven]

Given your location, you may actually be pleased to learn that I "studied" photography in Michigan, while in middle school, not in Indiana. It was only for one semester, and I don't really remember it at all, though. The things I learn in Indiana aren't all that applicable to WDW.

Not that it's somehow comparable, but I'm a huge student of Alfred Hitchcock, so maybe I picked up on some of the rules of composition there :shrug: I'm not sure--I'm often told I have a good eye for it, but maybe it's just dumb luck?

And I studied photography in Indiana. :lol:

And I aggree about Alfred Hitchcock. Love his movies and use of camera angles!

 

[DocAudio]

 

[doop]

I've seen that picture a thousand times and it never ceases to make me feel good. Nice shot!

 

[1DisneyDad]

ThatGuy. Neat shot!

 

[Gooch]

Awesome! That thing is like a portal to a whole other world! - And I'll be passing through it tomorrow!

 

[DocAudio]

Thanks, Doop! I believe it to be the most exciting site next to actually walking into the parks. And Gooch, have a great trip...will be looking forward to the photos.

 

[E102_Gamma]

My parents always cheer when they see this sign. You know when you are at Walt Disney World when you see this moment!:sohappy:

 

[bgoebel]

mostly due to my children (love taking portrait shots) but also inspired by the photography I check out on this forum (and our upcoming trip to Disney) I finally treated myself (thanks tax refund) to a new camera (CANON EOS REBEL XT- got it for great price due to the new XTI coming out soon). Does anyone have this camera and have good tips for fireworks, indoor shots, landscape shots for our trip to Disney or good resources to learn (the manual is a bit of a brain 'hurt' for me to read/study). Thanks in advance

 

[Goofy's Girl]

This was in a window on Main Street in Dec. They also have Belle and S.B.

 

[S. Paridon]

My wife Heidi at our favorite place to eat in MK!

 

[Master__Gracey]

 

[Disneyfalcon]

mostly due to my children (love taking portrait shots) but also inspired by the photography I check out on this forum (and our upcoming trip to Disney) I finally treated myself (thanks tax refund) to a new camera (CANON EOS REBEL XT- got it for great price due to the new XTI coming out soon). Does anyone have this camera and have good tips for fireworks, indoor shots, landscape shots for our trip to Disney or good resources to learn (the manual is a bit of a brain 'hurt' for me to read/study). Thanks in advance

I have an XT! One book I have really enjoyed is "Digital Rebel Digital Field Guide" by Charlotte Lowrie.

It's a great camera, you'll love it!

 

[Mikester71]

Nice choice of shirt on the guy on the left, TBS are awesome.

Yeah they are. Saw them live in Detroit with Angels & Airwaves and a couple of other bands. Put on one heck of a show for sure.:sohappy: