Pictures from my quickie-trip to Disney.

[oogieboogieman]

I really like your shots with the 180mm!!! Look forward to more. Any with the 50mm f/1.2?

 

[Pea-n-Me]

Ann, you got some really nice shots, here. More when you can.

 

[NateNLogansDad]

New things in the Magic Kingdom by annnewjerz, on Flickr

I really can't get over tis picture....LOVE IT

 

[Chikabowa]

You've got some great shots here! I want to see more!

I kinda want to go to Disney alone (sans husband and kids) and go with another photographer and JUST do photos. I think that would be fun (because I'm weird like that).

 

[PegIra]

I would love to get a camera like yours and am really thinking about doing it. How did you learn to use it? Did you take lessons, or just good anyway.

 

[ColleenG]

You've got some great shots here! I want to see more!

I kinda want to go to Disney alone (sans husband and kids) and go with another photographer and JUST do photos. I think that would be fun (because I'm weird like that).

You're not weird! I want to do the same thing. Maybe only go on a few rides to get cool photos! And take pics of the queues.

Love all your shots Anne! They are all so sharp!

 

[Groucho]

Nice work Ann, the MSEP shot is nice 'n' sharp on the lettering!

OK, I'll speak up for those who don't use flikr......Once on the page, where is the EXIF info?

If you're using Firefox, you can use the Greasemonkey add-on, then install the More Exif Info script. This will show you exif data of your choosing right on the main photo page. The script is a little wonky on the current version of Flickr but mostly works. The Flickr page about the app has a just-posted fix in the comments to help it along, but I'm still having a problem of it showing up twice after installing on two separate PCs. Hopefully it'll be updated one of these days.

Even so, it is a very handy add-on!