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If you're looking to get a full castle view, this is obviously not the best spot. But if you're looking to get a decent shot of some fireworks and are arriving just 20 minutes before, you can't beat it.
Magic Kingdom
Tomorrowland
"Tomorrow can be a wonderful age. Our scientists today are opening the doors of the Space Age to achievements that will benefit our children and generations to come. The Tomorrowland attractions have been designed to give you an opportunity to participate in adventures that are a living blueprint of our future." - Walt Disney
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Mañana empiezo por fin mis vacaciones y volveré a retomar la fotografÃa, que tengo unas ganas locas de sacarle partido a mi nuevo equipo. Mientras, retomo algunos RAWs que me quedan de mi último viaje a Oporto. Os he dado la paliza con este faro pero fue uno de los sitios más especiales del viaje. Aquà os dejo, esta vez sÃ, la última de este "Magic place". Espero que os guste!
Magic Hole- There was very low water level on that day at South end on sea.... was walking under the sea.... found this magic!! hole... as soon as I reached close enough. more than twenty crabs quickly vanished into it....
Magic is believing in yourself,
if you can do that, you can make anything happen.
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I know this has been done thousands of times before but I needed to try it myself. This was the first night of our visit and I was planning on this location once the traffic died down. Thankfully I didn't need to wait to long for this part to empty out. I took 3 exposures and used the plug-in Merge to 32 Bit HDR in Lightroom then over to Photoshop Elements for some additional processing. We spent the majority of our time in TomorrowLand while in the Magic Kingdom. My little guy loved the people mover I think we on it 10 times over the week.
Its amazing how we experience a period wherein there is neither full daylight nor complete darkness. :)
A los Venezolanos se acuerdan de Ventana magica poesia para cantar y jugar bueno aqui les dejo mi version 'Magic Window - Ventana Magica' On Black
Walt Disney World
Magic Kingdom entrance
It's not quite how I envisioned the shot, but I still like how this one turned out (especially for a 2 a.m. shot). In the original size file, you can actually read the names in the bricks.
HDR from 6 exposures merged and finished in CS5.
Please view on black
Thanks for looking!
~Explored on 5/26/10 - Thanks for your views, comments, and faves!~
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Thank you and enjoy your creativity!
Hartwig
Magic and I would like to thank you for all your great comments and invites. And thank you for stopping by for a visit.
I'm not too happy with the Filch minifig. He doesn't really look like him at all. I liked the brown hair from the preliminary pictures better.
It looks a little bit as if it was taken on some far away Star Trek kind of shore, doesn't it? I like the coloring which is what creates this certain feel. I chose portrait orientation to crop out other stuff that was left and right of of the frame and that would have disturbed the peacefulness of this shot. Thus it looks a little bit like it was never spoiled by human greed.
As for the moon, well, while I was shooting the lens started to get fogged and this is the result. There is no way to get back to the original crescent-shaped moon now that was actually there.
Some technical info:
– Exposure time: 6 seconds
- No ND filter was used.
Enjoy!
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