Looking for picture of 25th Anniv. Castle.

[disneybride96]

Anyone have a digital image of the castle painted up for the 25th anniversary? My DH and I were married during the 25th anniversary, but it was before I went digital. I would like to have an image that I could print as an 8x10 to go with the picture I took a few weeks ago. Thanks!
Susan

 

[safetymom]

http://albums.photo.epson.com/j/AlbumIndex?u=1770063&a=30752064&f=

 

[brack]

Anyone have a digital image of the castle painted up for the 25th anniversary? My DH and I were married during the 25th anniversary, but it was before I went digital. I would like to have an image that I could print as an 8x10 to go with the picture I took a few weeks ago. Thanks!
Susan

Do a Google search for this and look under the tab for images.

 

[Olaf]

Here's one I took. Not that great. It's a scan of a photo I took with a Canon Sure Shot. If you want it, I can e-mail you the high res verision. Although, I don't think it would print well as an 8x10. Max 5x7.

I did find this.

http://members3.clubphoto.com/richard265359/114942/guest_icons.phtml

Although that picture of the "cake castle" looks as if it's probably a scan of an official Disney picture. It's possible that he could have added the hidden Mickey himself.

Now here's a beautiful picture, taken by a pro. Pricey, but nice.

Painetworks

 

[tiggerwannabe]

~Olaf's picture looks good...here are mine~

 

[funhouse8]

Mine's real small. It can't be used but thought i would post it anyway. good luck finding the right one.

 

[Groucho]

You can also just scan your print (or even your negative, with the right equipment) with a fairly cheap flatbed scanner. I'm partial to the Epson ones myself. That way you can have your pictures, if you're happy with them.

Of course, if you still have the negatives, you can have those blown up to 8x10s, that'll be easily the highest quality, and shouldn't be very expensive.

 

[disneybride96]

You can also just scan your print (or even your negative, with the right equipment) with a fairly cheap flatbed scanner. I'm partial to the Epson ones myself. That way you can have your pictures, if you're happy with them.

Of course, if you still have the negatives, you can have those blown up to 8x10s, that'll be easily the highest quality, and shouldn't be very expensive.

I am spoiled since I went digital. I can hardly think of digging trough prints! I can't even remeber what camera had then. I don't think I had my EOS until our first christmas. Thanks for all the digital photos!