Epcot Pictures

[STEAMBOAT209]

 

[eeyoresnr]

 

[eeyoresnr]

 

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[zackiedawg]

Last Friday was a full moon, and one of the brightest of the year, so I decided to do some tripod night shots with my Sony DSLR-A550 and Tamron 10-24mm F3.5-4.5 lens, on tripod. The UWA perspective was fun at night, the full moon made the sky aglow, and the clouds were thick and fast-moving, which gave some crazy streaks and wild glowing skies.

Here's the China Pavilion's Temple of Heaven and reflecting pool:

China's pavilion gate:

Germany pavilion:

Italy pavilion:

Japan pavilion:

 

[DisGal520]

Zackiedawwwwwg!

You should be very proud of these shots!!!!

 

[design_mom]

Last Friday was a full moon, and one of the brightest of the year, so I decided to do some tripod night shots with my Sony DSLR-A550 and Tamron 10-24mm F3.5-4.5 lens, on tripod.

Wow!!!!

 

[diberry]

Breathtaking as always!

 

[Tdisney]

 

[JLVermillion]

These are great pictures!! Please keep them coming as we suffering through the blizzard or 2010. I think we have about 30 inchs. maybe if I wish upon a star I will be transported to WDW.

 

[Nellas Elensar]

From May 2007:

 

[zackiedawg]

Thank you DisGal, Design Mom, and Diberry!

 

[STEAMBOAT209]

Last Friday was a full moon, and one of the brightest of the year, so I decided to do some tripod night shots with my Sony DSLR-A550 and Tamron 10-24mm F3.5-4.5 lens, on tripod. The UWA perspective was fun at night, the full moon made the sky aglow, and the clouds were thick and fast-moving, which gave some crazy streaks and wild glowing skies.

Here's the China Pavilion's Temple of Heaven and reflecting pool:

China's pavilion gate:

Germany pavilion:

Italy pavilion:

Japan pavilion:

Real nice shots, just loved how you captured the moment.

 

[mickeystoontown]

 

[Nellas Elensar]

From May 2007:

 

[zackiedawg]

Along with my night World Showcase tour, I also used my 10-24mm UWA lens during the day at Epcot. In fact, I decided to shoot with that lens exclusively the entire day, morning to bedtime. It's one of my newest lenses, and the one I have the least shots from at Disney, so I figured it would be a good project to shoot from a new closer and wider perspective. And it was just fun, too! So here are my ultrawide Epcot day shots:

 

[mickeystoontown]

 

[Mayra]

 

[STEAMBOAT209]