Disneyland Resort Picture of the Day #5!!

[I'm mikey]

 

[tink2044]

The pictures on here are great, and one of the reasons I was so excited about going to DLR and DCA. Thank you to everyone who post these wonderful pictures.

 

[Mountain Fan]

Aahhh! I have read about the ship masts that are supposed to give the illusion of New Orleans Square being bigger and busier than it is but, I never saw them before! Thanks!

Here is another view of them.

 

[dhorner233]

Here is another view of them.

Oh! There they are! Very cool! I had read about them but, didn't see them. Next time.......


Here's one for today.

 

[tink2044]

 

[I'm mikey]

 

[KCmike]

Minnie's Classic Pose by KC MikeD, on Flickr
Who say's Mickey is #1?

 

[traylorc]

Minnie's Classic Pose by KC MikeD, on Flickr
Who say's Mickey is #1?

Nice shot Mike!

 

[Elk Grove Chris]

 

[tink2044]

 

[KCmike]

Nice shot Mike!

Thanks so much traylorc!


A Zephyr Paradise by KC MikeD, on Flickr

 

[EmmersIsTheMommy]

Getting excited for my upcoming trip and giggled at this one.

 

[tink2044]

 

[I'm mikey]

Everyone, FANTASTIC PICTURES!!!

 

[EmmersIsTheMommy]

This time I'm making it a goal to just sit in this room and stare. There is SO MUCH in here!

Everyone, FANTASTIC PICTURES!!!

 

[Sherry E]

I'm doing something a little different. I'm not posting one of my own photos. Instead, I'm going to quote/share a photo that ended up on the last page of the previous POTD thread, from DIS'er deejdigsdis (who is not on the DIS much these days)...

I was afraid that her photo got overlooked because it was posted right before that thread was closed.

I think this is a fantastic photo - and it supports what you all were discussing a while back, which is that a great photo doesn't necessarily have to come from the most expensive camera. This is a Point & Shoot picture, and it tells a story and makes an impact. I always say that same thing too - a great photo mostly comes from your imagination, creativity and having an eye or a vision for what would make an interesting shot. The equipment just helps to execute that vision a little better.

What I love about this particular shot from deejdigsdis above is that it evokes a certain mood or feeling. First of all, it's different. It is not the typical POTD-type of Disneyland Resort shot we see, and it is very specific to her trip. But there is almost a certain wistfulness, innocence and nostalgia about it, while it also captures a child's pure joy of being at the Happiest Place on Earth.

 

[Evad]

I'm doing something a little different. I'm not posting one of my own photos. Instead, I'm going to quote/share a photo that ended up on the last page of the previous POTD thread, from DIS'er deejdigsdis (who is not on the DIS much these days)...







I was afraid that her photo got overlooked because it was posted right before that thread was closed.

I think this is a fantastic photo - and it supports what you all were discussing a while back, which is that a great photo doesn't necessarily have to come from the most expensive camera. This is a Point & Shoot picture, and it tells a story and makes an impact. I always say that same thing too - a great photo mostly comes from your imagination, creativity and having an eye or a vision for what would make an interesting shot. The equipment just helps to execute that vision a little better.

What I love about this particular shot from deejdigsdis above is that it evokes a certain mood or feeling. First of all, it's different. It is not the typical POTD-type of Disneyland Resort shot we see, and it is very specific to her trip. But there is almost a certain wistfulness, innocence and nostalgia about it, while it also captures a child's pure joy of being at the Happiest Place on Earth.

Well said on what is a great capture!!! Thanks for reposting this as I had not seen it. This is a very well composed shot!!

 

[Evad]

 

[tink2044]

 

[dhorner233]