Disney

yay... C&C, let me have it.

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There's nice color in each picture, but that's typical of Disney. These strike me as simple snapshots- not sure if that's what you were going for. From the artistic photograph point of view I feel these are lacking. If you weren't going for artistic photographs then strike that last statement.

#1 looks a little flat and under exposed even thought the blules are quite deep. The tree on the right really distratcs and the side of the castle isn't very interesting.

#2 has nice colors but this one looks the most like a quick snapshot with a PnS camera.

#3 I don't like the perspective and it's cropped really tight below the train and right above the top of the clock tower. Nice bright colors in the banners and the train, but again looks like a snapshot.

My family and I go to Disneyland here in California every year, if not a few times a year...I took my DSLR once and I'll never do it again. One, it was a bit of a pain in the butt to carry it around all day- I'd much rather enjoy the park, make memories, and enjoy the time with my family than be worried about my camera. I also found that it's almost impossible to get a nice photo that doesn't look like a snapshot. There's just too many people and it's hard to sometimes get the right angle/perspective. I think that's what happened here.

Your photos are making me want to go back to Disneyland.

ya, this will be the last time.... was sooo over worried on dings, theft, safety etc, PnS frm now on lol!

and yea, #3 was super crop do to heads all across the bottom haha

Yeah, so many people at parks like this that there are heads in every pic you take.