Disney dungeon

November 21, 2021November 21, 2021Chris and Carol 2 Comments

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Happy SUNday! – Classic Disney

March 8, 2020March 8, 2020Chris and Carol Leave a comment

How many millions have cruised on these boats?

Jungle Cruise

One of my favorite images from our many trips to The Magic Kingdom. We used to refer to the castle as ‘Cindy’s House’.

Seldom seen view of Cindy’s house. Where did all the people go?

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Disney & Starbucks

May 17, 2017May 17, 2017Chris and Carol Leave a comment

A dream combination? Or a cash draining experience?

Gotta get a Starbucks at the MK!

Camera: Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W170

Carol

Finding the Magic Kingdom!

May 11, 2017Chris and Carol Leave a comment

While recovering some lost images from my now deceased hp laptop, I came across these pics that I’m somewhat proud of. Why? Because taking pictures in Disney World is not easy. How many times can you take the same shot over and over? How do you look at something that you’ve seen hundreds of times and still find an interesting point of view? How do you make the thousands of people “go away”?

Here’s some examples –

Cindy’s Castle from behind. A tight crop in the camera while pointing it nearly straight up with a wide angle lens. A dramatic sky helps too.

No peeps view! I had to wait until the last person cleared the bridge. I like the sky in this one too and it’s shot from a Tomorrowland viewpoint.

While driving (slowly) I held the camera out the driver’s side window… no they wouldn’t let me get out of the car to take this shot. How many times have I driven under that sign and wanted to take a picture???