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No, just kidding. This is no spaceship but I could easily imagine it was one. Not getting what it is? Just turn it by 90 degree :-)
Despite my meager collection at the moment, I had a spark of creativity and made this spaceship cockpit. I've made a little bit of progress, and I think I'm going in the right direction with it.
What do you think so far?
Spaceship Earth is really an amazing thing to photograph. I don't see how one could take a bad picture of it.
The most well-known structure at Epcot is the giant sphere which holds the dark ride, Spaceship Earth. Personally, this is one of my favorite attractions at Epcot as it is 15 minutes long--much longer than most things at Disney these days. The current host of the journey is Judi Dench of James Bond fame. I believe the last time I was there it was Jeremy Irons.
Spaceship Earth (Epcot Center). Orlando, Florida.
My first time seeing Spaceship Earth, I was blown away. The size of this huge sphere; the complexity. AND there's an attraction inside? I wanted to try and take photos of Spaceship Earth from every angle possible to see if I could somehow capture its grandness. I found this angle a very interesting perspective.
Firehouse Bounce offers a large variety of themed bounce houses. Our bounce houses are 15' x 15'. This is our rocket bounce house for all of our future astronauts. Visit us at www.firehousebounce.com to see all of our inflatables.
First off, it's been way too long since I've posted a picture of Spaceship Earth, so I figured I'd remedy that. Also, I really like this shot. I meant to come back later and shoot it with a longer exposure to get softer water, but looking back, I'm satisfied with this shot very much.
Spaceship Wallpaper 1920X1080 High Definition
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Flying along the underside of a star destroyer in Star wars...
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ISO 100, 1/400sec @ f2.2, 50mm
Canon 450D Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II
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Taken on a very, very, very rainy 26th December 2010. We took Lilly-Grace down to Goma as a way to escape the rain and had a great time playing with the 'art'.
These fluorescent tubes ran the length of one of the walls. Great excuse to play with the 50mm 1.8 lens for zooming lights.
Check out the exhibition at qag.qld.gov.au/exhibitions/current/21st_Century and the flickr feed www.flickr.com/photos/queenslandartgallery/
The 'Carsten Höller' slide is well worth a go ;)
Well I did not use my fisheye as much this trip as I usually do and here is an example of where that change occurred. Normally I would get right underneath Spaceship Earth but this time I just went wide and took a few steps back.