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Disney 2010 017 by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

IMG_3247 by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

Disney 2010 075 by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

During the Boo to You Parade at MNSSHP. IMG_4010 by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

IMG_3641 by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

DSC01841 by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

Tigger & Eyeore at MNSSHP this past October. Tigger & Eyeore by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

Here is one of the Hallowishes shots I managed to get with the 10-22mm. Hallowishes by Angela Blanco Photography, on Flickr

Yeah, I have a few others as well, but the 10-22 is the most important one right now. I have heard there are ways to make it work with the 5D, but I don't typically like trying to force a lens to work with it.

That's what I was hoping for, lol. I have a bunch of lenses also that won't work with the 5D, so there is another reason for keeping the 7D. I think the 7D is about as close to the 5D as you can get for a crop sensor and I love some of the lenses I have that work for the 7D and not the 5D, so I...

Oh, I love my 7D. I still plan on keeping that, but I am looking to upgrade my 30D to the 5D Mark II. I would like to have one full frame and one crop sensor. The 7D has been an amazing camera and combined with the right lenses, can produce some amazing images. Before I had settled on getting...

I was using a Canon 7D. Hoping to upgrade soon to the 5D Mark II. I will definitely be posting once I finish editing.

I managed to get up to the train station area and look straight down Main Street USA from above. However, I was too close for the 70-200 and a little too far with the 10-22. I shot using the 10-22 and got what looks like some decent shots (still editing the pics, lol), but I am just way too far...

I have gotten some good and bad quality photos from the photo pass images. Of course, I am a freelance photographer so my standards are a little on the higher side quality-wise. I still always bring at least a point and shoot, but this past trip, I brought my dslr with me and was thankful that I...

I would say it would be the frame that they sell when you exit the dinosaur ride and go to purchase a ride photo. The frame bent immediately after taking it out and you can clearly tell it is a very cheap frame. But my husband insisted we have it, lol.