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The Tomorrowland Transit Authority (FKA "the Wedway Peoplemover") of Tomorrowland in Walt Disney World
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It's pretty cool seeing Tink fly so close to you at this location.
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"La imaginacion es mas importante que el conocimiento." Albert Einstein.
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I have taken many ultra-wide shots of Tomorrowland so I decided to give the Nikon 35 1.4 a go through the land. Once again, it gives me a tighter view that really brings some of the details such as the signs into larger focus. The signs too are the most difficult part of shooting Tomorrowland. It is very easy to blow the signs out when properly exposing for everything else. This can be beat by bracketing but you have to be careful on your blend or it will look bad. The Laugh Floor sign especially I have lost track of how many blown versions I have seen of this out there.
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Tomorrowland at Magic Kingdom all aglow at night makes for a great photo opportunity.
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Tomorrowland continues to be one of my favorite locations in Walt Disney World to photograph. There's just so much going on and all the different colors lend to photos that pop. I love the cool steel look that goes along with that as well. Having said that I certainly feel there are elements of Tomorrowland that could be refreshed. For instance I would really love to see the Speedway eliminated and use that huge land plot for some kind of new exciting E-Ticket ride. The Laugh Floor is another attraction that while I'm sure many people enjoy is one I skip every single trip. Obviously a replacement here would be welcome. Also viewing some of the other Tomorrowland entrances around the world I am really drawn to the look of Japan's Tomorrowland. It is futuristic but in a timeless way that I feel the Walt Disney World version does not have. I'd love to see a stylistic refresh of that sort brought to Walt Disney World here in the states.
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This was once again a 5 shot bracket taken with my Nikon D810 and Nikon 14-24 2.8. I had a good base exposure and used multiple under exposures to blend in the various highlights in the scene. Tomorrowland can be tricky with all the brightly lit signs and neon to get just right. It is very easy to blow something out and not be able to recover it convincingly. One thing that can help is metering off one of the brightest lit signs and starting your exposure bracketing from that point. Doing this will guarantee you'll have your brightest points properly exposed for. This is good because recovering shadows is always much much easier than recovering highlights, especially so on Nikon. Once the detail is blown there is no getting it back.
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Tomorrowland from the hub, with the low clouds in the sky glowing orange from the lights on main street.
Tomorrow, the submarines at Disneyland close for an extended overhaul projected to last into September. Speculation had suggested that due to planned construction in Tomorrowland, and unplanned budget woes, the submarines may actually never return...I certainly hope that is NOT the case, as the submarines have always been one of my very favorites, having great sentimental value to me as well...
Truth be told, I had heard about the closing of the submarines, and planned for this shot at the first opportunity of a good sunset. December 18th was a photo meetup day for many of us local to Disneyland, and I kept an eye on the sky all day from work thinking this might be an epic evening, at least for California sunsets. I reached the park just as the sun went down and made a beeline for the Monorail platform, while everyone else went to Paradise Pier in DCA which was also a great choice.
As it turned out, I got my shot, and hopefully it won't be the last we see of the submarines at Disneyland...
One of the coolest things about Disney is the different theming when it comes to the different areas of the park. One of the biggest changes comes from entering Tomorrowland. This entrance sign cant be missed and when combined with the neon lighting at night it might be the best "Land" entrance in all of Disney World.
From a photography standpoint this is a very difficult image to capture. Neon in general is very hard to capture and is next to impossible to capture in a single image. This image for example was 5 shots bracketed and combined. Even with the images taken to account for highlights and shadows, some of my highlights are still a little blown out. I probably needed 1 more exposure to account for the "Laugh Floor" sign. Something to work on for my next trip.
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I have been trying some new editing techniques this weekend with the help of a good friend of mine, Mike Billick. We decided to edit this shot together and see what the results were. My current workflow was mainly done in Lightroom, but seeing the results of editing in Photoshop, I may have to change it up. This is a shot of Tomorrowland from The Magic Kingdom taken pretty late in the evening. I am very happy with this edit and I hope you all like it as well. Please head on over to his page and check out his work and give it a "Fav". You can see more of his work at Michael Billick Photography
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Someone really needs to get up there and pressure-wash Space Mountain. This was taken just before the sky started dropping buckets and buckets of rain back in August 2011. That created some good photo opportunities late in the evening, but from around 6-10pm, it was a Magic Kingdom monsoon.
Oh she may not have the grandeur of her sister city in Florida but the eye catching kinetics of Tomorrowland is a site at night, no matter what Disney property she is in.
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While I enjoy the neon aesthetic of Walt Disney World's current Tomorrowland, one of my recent kicks is looking at photos of the old Tomorrowland aesthetic. Perhaps because my vision of the future aligns with that of a 70s-era Kubrick film, I still think the sterile and clean lines of old Tomorrowland looks amazing.
At least one Magic Kingdom-style park still has that Tomorrowland aesthetic!
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I have not shared a photo featuring Cinderella Castle since moving to Florida back in March. I was riding on the Tomorrowland Transit Authority (TTA) PeopleMover and snapped this image at the Magic Kingdom in Walt Disney World, Orlando, Florida earlier this week.
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I don't bring a tripod into the parks with me, so I don't often take night shots in Tomorrowland. I need to shoot more in there. I love the neon lighting.
Tomorrowland at Disneyland is home to quite a few new(ish) or updated attractions (Nemo Subs, Astro Blasters, Star Tours, Monorail Trains, etc), but the empty people mover tracks still disappoints me.
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Playing with the tilt-shift for this particular shot to make the Tomorrowland entrance sign stand a little taller and prouder. I know I blew the red neon here, but those two huge yellow lights didn’t help. Definitely one of my favorite areas of the MK to photograph at night.
The Astro Orbiter is a rocket-spinner attraction featured at all five Magic Kingdom-style parks at Walt Disney Resorts around the world. Although each ride may have a different name, all share the same premise of rockets spinning around a central monument. As each form of the attraction appeared, new designs and locations have been implemented to fit with changing schemes of several Tomorrowlands.
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colorized version of a similar shot i took last september out by the walkway from tomorrowland to storybook circus. the walkway is light on the guest traffic, which minimizes accidental bumps when you are shooting for very long exposures like this one (about 2 minutes long). it's also home to probably the best most fulfilling view of space mountain against the backdrop of the sky. I cleaned up the roof in post to give it a much newer vibe..something the disney people should do more often in person, it is after all the ICON of tomorrowland. past present and in the future as well. Hope the upcoming movie does 'Frozen' money..so the area can finally get out of this BS tomorrowland 2045 theme its currently in and restore it to that white utopian futuristic look the imagineers envisioned back in the 70s
Tomorrowland (Duh…it says so at the top)
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Tomorrowland Tuesday!
(See, I can make up theme days too. What now? Huh? Huh?)
So I’m walking along and stumble onto this completely unique spot. It’s seems like a natural photo op to me and I just can’t believe my luck that I’m the first guy to ever photograph this!
I mean, how did all you guys and gals miss this one? I’m skimming through everyone’s Photostream as I write this and I can’t believe that I’m the first person to ever post a pic from this…Ohhhhhhhhh.
Well, here’s my version anyway.
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This week: the Tokyo of Tomorrow(land)
The Tomorrowland Terrace is the "burger joint" common to Tomorrowland's the world over. Despite sharing a name with Anaheim's Tomorrowland Terrace, this one is most closely analogous to Cosmic Ray's Starlight Cafe in Walt Disney World (which USED to be called Tomorrowland Terrace) in location and style. However, the Japanese palate is expectedly different than that of America, so in addition to cheeseburgers and beef dips here you can get Teriyaki Burgers, Shrimp Cutlet sandwiches, and other variations that we Americans would consider "exotic". In general I found Japanese eateries are a little less prone to have the same "burger and fries" type menu that is common in America, always having unique variations and usually some sort of seafood on the menu. There's a stage inside but no Sonny Eclipse: I believe it is/was used for live bands and performances.
This view is looking toward the restaurant from the hub as you enter Tomorrowland's northern-hub entrance (there are 5 entrances to Tomorrowland in Tokyo, one from Fantasyland, one from World Bazaar, and three from the hub). This view felt especially *very* 80s-future to me, which consequently felt a lot like Epcot's FutureWorld.
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Tomorrowland is full of neon and all sorts of bright lights. It really a pain in the neck to photograph. This was taken in March of last year before I really started to bracket my shots. I've been working on reprocessing a lot of my older stuff along with the new stuff. I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for looking.
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The Tomorrowland Chamber of Commerce Welcomes You. A little motion blur after dark in the Magic Kingdom. 1/5 f3.2 ISO200 20mm.
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