WDW Picture of the Day

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[mattjs]

Seashore Sweets

 

[ldsprincess]

i never noticed these 'till this year! amazing!

 

[lilmizpixie3]

this is taken from the front of the Monorail. The one and only time I've ever had a chance to ride up front. It was fun...hope to do it again. :hammer:

Aww all you have to do is ask to ride in the front. We use to do it all the time, even if it meant waiting for one monorail. Its the best!

 

[Disneysue]

The Upside Down Tree in AK

 

[Irrawaddy Erik]

 

[2gether]

This picture alone makes me want to go to DLP.

Agreed. Absolutely beautiful.

I bet it is a pain to maintain those lights though!:ROFLOL:

 

[silverboyd]

 

[Flower'sChild]

Flower'sChild, you know how to find the magic of Disney!!!

Thank You for your kind words :sohappy: I love to live the magic :sohappy: I love to live the dream :sohappy:

 

[Flower'sChild]

 

[Raven66]

 

[hrcollectibles]

ahh hes the last place I visit before I leave

 

[rtiller]

This is the same as my last picture...but the next morning from the balcony of our BCV.

 

[C&D]

Breakfast at the Animal Kingdom:

 

[Gorjus]

Seashore Sweets

Hey Matt,

Are you using photoshop to color balance your photos? Or are you manually white balancing your shots? There is no yellow from interior light in your photos at all.

 

[Jellyfish]

Breakfast at the Animal Kingdom:

Thats an awesome picture! Is that the tree of life behind?

 

[C&D]

No, that's a picture from the Safari.

 

[jeffb]

 

[Thessair]

I don't know if it is just me, but it is these everyday sights that give you a feeling of being at WDW more than the "post card" type photos.

I agree wholeheartedly. There is just something about seeing even the most mundane things when driving onto park property that just hits you with "I'm really here!".

And here's another pic...

 

[mattjs]

Hey Matt,

Are you using photoshop to color balance your photos? Or are you manually white balancing your shots? There is no yellow from interior light in your photos at all.

Remarkably, it's all in camera (Canon G7) and all auto white balancing. Uses Canon's new DIGIC III processor and the auto WB is almost always spot on (even in wierd indoor lighting). Here's literally one of only a couple of shots that trip where it was fooled. Mix of light in the rotunda was too much to handle...a little greenish/yellowish in the columns/up-top and a little pinkish/purplish middle left: http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1178/566139615_6cb806c67c_b.jpg

Other than that though (and maybe one or two other shots) it was spot on. Really psyched with DIGIC III.