This photo of the Mexican Pavilion is just an ordinary "grab" shot, nothing worth writing home about. As I was looking at it, I noticed all the antennas and equipment on the roof, stuff that is hidden from view when you're right at the base. There are the lightning rods, some antennas, a weather station, and what looks like 2 video cameras on a post. Interesting stuff. Maybe someone else knows more about what exactly the equipment is.
By the way, I'm really impressed with the lens that took this (if anyone is looking for Santa to bring them a nice zoom telephoto lens for Christmas). Its the Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DO IS USM. Somewhat expensive, but its the perfect travel telephoto because of its small size, and its sharpness speaks for itself. Just about all of my Disney people photos that I've been posting lately were taken with this lens. This photo was shot handheld, at 300mm (which on the 5D is a real 300mm).
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By the way, I'm really impressed with the lens that took this (if anyone is looking for Santa to bring them a nice zoom telephoto lens for Christmas). Its the Canon EF 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6 DO IS USM. Somewhat expensive, but its the perfect travel telephoto because of its small size, and its sharpness speaks for itself. Just about all of my Disney people photos that I've been posting lately were taken with this lens. This photo was shot handheld, at 300mm (which on the 5D is a real 300mm).
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