Official Disney Parks Thread

The Castle in Tokyo catching some nice morning light.

Yak and Yeti at Disney's Animal Kingdom:

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I shot over 90% of my images at three parks using only the 85 f1.8 on my 1DM2. Did a couple with the 17-40 but for the most part, I let my 16 year old use that on his 20D. Just mentioning it since you really can do Disney with a very minimalist kit. Entire gallery is at the very end, here's just a few samples...

I loved watching her (not in a creepy, get the freak with the camera a restraining order kinda way though).

Wow, some of the images here are outright incredible! I'm seriously in awe of some of the ideas and results I've seen.

We went to four Disney theme parks last December, and are going again this year the week after Christmas. I opened this thread to give me some ideas for our return in a few weeks, and this thread has certainly delivered!

Here's a couple of the Castle from last December. The night shot was tighter than I wanted, but I was limited as to where I could stand at the time.

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Just found this thread after postingabout what gear to bring to Orlando. Seeing all these photos has definitely made me more excited!

Disney's Boardwalk:

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Neat image Jamian! Not normally most of us get to see at a Disney park, a bare board walk, devoid of people. That's right up there with trying to shoot in Rome and get no other people in your shots. Not easily done!

Disneyland's Tower of Terror. 5DII, EF50 f/1.4, ISO 3200, 1/40 sec. @ f/2

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link714 wrote in post #11370977
Disneyland's Tower of Terror. 5DII, EF50 f/1.4, ISO 3200, 1/40 sec. @ f/2

Very nice! The cloud cover really helps add to the ambience of that attraction.

Shot with my wifes Lumix..

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awesome pics guys! so many little details @ disneyland to photograph. <3

Between myself and a friend of mine we could throw up about a thousand or so

dburg30 wrote in post #11395952
Between myself and a friend of mine we could throw up about a thousand or so

Working on it...