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Tag Archives: movie
Photographing Details at Tourist Attractions
One of my favorite things to do when visiting any travel destination is finding fun details which add to the story of the trip. Sometimes I know about the details before I get there like Hidden Mickeys at Walt Disney … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged 28-300mm, alley, atlantic city, big, boardwalk, bowling, campus, crenshaw lanes, details, florida, fortune teller, fsu, machine, movie, new jersey, nikon D700, painted, pins, tallahassee, vr, zoltar
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Remember the 4th of July
To all my fellow citizens of the United States of America. Happy 235th Birthday! Remember the risk our forefathers took on this date in 1776: A toast? Yeah. To high treason. That’s what these men were committing when they signed … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged 4th of july, america, american adventure, ben gates, birthday, blu-ray, epcot, fife and drum, hokiday, movie, national treasure, usa, walt disney world
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View 174: Bedford Falls
In 1946, the movie It’s A Wonderful Life introduced the world to Bedford Falls, New York. A fictitious village in upstate New York which people living in Seneca Falls, New York thought looked very familiar. Starting with the steel truss … Continue reading
Posted in Weekly View
Tagged 28-300mm, angel, bedford falls, bridge, clarence, frank capra, it's a wonderful life, jimmy stewart, movie, new york, nikon D700, seneca falls, seneca river, upstate, village, vr, zuzu
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HDR Strikes Back!
There I was facing a photographer’s nightmare. A great subject in late afternoon Sun causing deep shadows on one side and bright light on the other. A range of “stops” I knew my camera was never designed to capture. Then … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Travel
Tagged 18-200mm vr, at-at, D70, florida, hdr, high dynamic range, hollywood studios, movie, nikon, orlando, Photography, photomatix, software, star wars, walt disney world
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View 104: Captain Jack Sparrow
Captain Jack Sparrow attempts to distract his foe by exclaiming, Look! It’s the Governor’s Daughter!, before running off stage at the end of the Magic Kingdom’s popular Jack Sparrow’s Pirates Tutorial outside the Pirates of the Caribbean ride. I used … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Weekly View
Tagged 18-200mm vr, face character, fill flash, florida, jack sparrow, live show, magic kingdom, movie, nikon D70, orlando, Photography, pirates of the caribbean, sb-600, speedlight, walt disney world
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