DCL Picture of the Day - Part 4

[rdunative]

 

[PrincessShmoo]

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[cruisecrasher]

Wow. Nice pic!

 

[scooter7487]

How do you get the picture so crisp and vibrant? They are awesome!

 

[rdunative]

Jack about to drop in on his own party

 

[Disney Dreams]

That is an absolutely beautiful picture! Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it.

To those who questioned why Disney would go to Alaska....it is views like this that make an Alaskan cruise so special.

So true. And there were incredible views all the time! Truly. Alaska is an amazing place to cruise. Not sure why anyone would question it.

While this is a great shot from the train(which I have never been on...jelous!) I can safely say this picture does not do the mountain scenery around Skagway justice....

Sorry. I was going for a feel of the train and the snow.

my DH wants to do an Alaskan cruise....i think this shot has about sold me on the idea!

Aww, what a kind compliment. Thank you. If you have any hesitation about going, work through it and resolve it. It was amazing, beautiful, fun, and forever memorable.

- Dreams

 

[Disney Dreams]

Tracy Arm Fjord, from the front of the Disney Wonder

 

[rdunative]

The Cove Bar on the Disney Dream right before sunrise

Princess Tiana on the Disney Dream right before her meet and greet

 

[moniqueelaine]

Great pics guys!!!!!

 

[Evad]

 

[art010606]

 

[rdunative]

 

[capkincaid]

Never thought about turning around for that shot.

 

[lisare]

How cute. Love it.

 

[ssanders79]

Disney Cruise Line's Wonder | Quiet Cove Pool by ssanders79, on Flickr

 

[moniqueelaine]

Nice Pics guys

 

[FortWildernessLoopy]

subscribing...love these!!

 

[PrincessShmoo]

Arriving at Cabo San Lucas

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[tylerandalexsmom]

I've been lurking about watching these amazing photos! (WOW! ) Is it the camera or the photo editing software that enables you to do the amazing things with the photo coloring? I have a 30D, which I love and which does WAY more things that I have the slightest clue about -- unfortunately, I pretty much set it on the dummy settings and use it like a point and shoot. Just wondering if I could acheive those things, or since it is a few years old, if this is new technology which I would have a buy a new camera to achieve. In other words, do I just need to learn how to use what I've got?! Thanks so much for your expertise!

 

[ppan77]

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