Recent content by ciscobee

Isn't all of Magic Kingdom built up so that an underground can exist? Or couldn't they just do whatever they did before? Anyway, it was just an idea which I can clearly see was poorly thought out and can't happen now because its just impossible. Thanks for the clarity.

They could bury it underground :)

How about an Adventureland ride like Soarin? Character centric, takes you through or over famous scenes. Soar over Agrabah (sp?), Pride Rock, Tortuga, ... and end the ride into a refreshed shopping experience like a bazaar. Might be hard to combine animated and non-animated elements, but...

Rental car is still the better option ... you can even use Magical Express to get your bags back and forth ... but having a car makes things so easy for park and resort hopping. Plus you can quickly shoot over to CVS (or the HESS) and buy a case of water, snacks, and such for cheap!

Bring back the Millennium Village concept, only renew the countries represented annually like an Auto Show! Then it could be more about celebrating the culture (food, shopping, customs, music, people) than an attraction. Best cup of coffee I've ever had was at the Eritrean coffee ceremony at...

I wouldn't want to use this as a vacation rig, but if I lived nearby or this was my destination to shoot as a travel photog ... Count me in. Last time I was there I spotted 2 different people with 1DX and 70-200's. If those were vacation rigs it was certainly heavy duty.

Odd, seemed fine with a 5D3 and a 24-105.

Don's shots are solid. Post is taste; whether it's HDRish, B&W, or heavy vignettes. Lots of styles and flavors, all amazing depending on your viewpoint.

If you are looking for lenses look no further than the 18-200 for a solid walk around lens. That way you can leave the other lenses at home. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/644744-USA/Nikon_2192_AF_S_DX_NIKKOR_18_200mm.html Given the camera you have I would suggest a few pieces of kit...

I had a friend lend me his GoPro 3 and I did some 2.7k 24 FPS of the fireworks. Man, I was grateful I had it. Way better than the good ol'days of rocking a VHS-C and a DSLR! One thing I will say ... These chew through batteries. In terms of ease of use, it's easy. The big gotchas with a...

I vote using a Joby on a light post up high with a remote shutter :)

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We're here. We're eating. But the cool napkins they had are gone! Replaced by white paper. Bummer!

Amazing stuff! Love that you are using a Canon. Bummed that I am not rocking the 5DIII with superior low light resolution! Do you have to ask permission to use a tripod or are they pretty cool with that at the security gate? I just love how sharp these pics are on your site of the fireworks...

Great pic Don! Would love to know your settings: Mode, Shutter Speed, Fstop, Lens, etc. :)