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WDW Picture of the Day (Part 4)
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krankenstein
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From the F&G Festival:
WDWFigment
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Thanks for all the comments on the "ghost" picture. I wonder if I've started another trend?
Please visit my WDW Flickr Page (link in signature) for my other WDW shots from our August 2008 trip (so far)!
Please visit my WDW Flickr Page (link in signature) for my other WDW shots from our August 2008 trip (so far)!
jeffb
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KeeKee, MattyFresh, Gabroccoli, Carole - thank you for the kind words on the Boardwalk at night shot!
KeeKee - great shot of the Temple of Heavan ceiling. The attention to detail at the China Pavilion is really amazing.
WDWFigment - fantastic idea and execution on the Haunted Mansion ghosts shot!
KeeKee - great shot of the Temple of Heavan ceiling. The attention to detail at the China Pavilion is really amazing.
WDWFigment - fantastic idea and execution on the Haunted Mansion ghosts shot!
Another great picture, this might have been asked but have you ever attended photography classes even with a good camera and knowing the different features the way you use all of the different elements is greatThanks for all the comments on the "ghost" picture. I wonder if I've started another trend?
Please visit my WDW Flickr Page (link in signature) for my other WDW shots from our August 2008 trip (so far)!
WDWFigment
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Thanks! I took a photography class in high school, but that was all film and I only took it because we got to leave during class to go take pictures, so I didn't really learn anything (if I did, I certainly didn't remember it when I decided to get back into photography).
The only thing I really did to learn how to take pictures was read Understanding Exposure. The basic technical concepts of photography (aperture, shutter speed, and ISO) are pretty basic.
°O°Joe
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Great observation! I've heard that before as well... but I guess I've never really thought about it once on the ride...
Nice shot of Catastrophe Canyon... I'll have to remember that great tip, OddDuck!
Nice shot of Hallowishes, mousefan1972!
Beautiful colors and clarity in the China pavilion ceiling shot, KeeKee...
Yeah, I've only been into photography for two years, and before Dec. '07 I was shooting with a point and shoot - and doing just that - pointing and shooting. Didn't really grasp the concept of aperture, shutter speed, ISO, depth of field, composition, etc., etc. Reading a book about the D40 helped me tremendously with understanding these things. And just getting out there and shooting tons of pictures trying different things and just getting to know my camera....
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thank you KeeKee & k.hunter30 for the compliments!
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This parade was tough for me, and this could be better... I can't wait to try this parade again with the D300...
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MattyFresh
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Congrats on getting your pic posted.....you kinda make Genie look like he needs to hit the gym when he gets back to the lamp!! :lol:
kcw
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hahahahaha I was thinking the same darn thing!!!
Hey Gorjus, have you ever worked with Snow before??
M:SpilotISTC12
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Can I get this in a Macbook Pro wallpaper? I think it is awesome. I would love to have it as my desktop! I dont know what the dimensions are.
Here is my post for today.
THUD (the sound of my jaw hitting floor)
wvdisneyfamily
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Great observation! I've heard that before as well... but I guess I've never really thought about it once on the ride...
Nice shot of Catastrophe Canyon... I'll have to remember that great tip, OddDuck!
Nice shot of Hallowishes, mousefan1972!
Beautiful colors and clarity in the China pavilion ceiling shot, KeeKee...
Yeah, I've only been into photography for two years, and before Dec. '07 I was shooting with a point and shoot - and doing just that - pointing and shooting. Didn't really grasp the concept of aperture, shutter speed, ISO, depth of field, composition, etc., etc. Reading a book about the D40 helped me tremendously with understanding these things. And just getting out there and shooting tons of pictures trying different things and just getting to know my camera....
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thank you KeeKee & k.hunter30 for the compliments!
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This parade was tough for me, and this could be better... I can't wait to try this parade again with the D300...
(click here to view larger)
Very nice! :sohappy:
nibblesandbits
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