Port Oleans Food Court

Discussion in 'WDW Resorts / Downtown / Rest of WDW' started by HPS3, Apr 14, 2012.

  1. HPS3

    HPS3 Member

    I finally got a pretty blue sky with clouds to photograph. With my wife and 2 girls it's really hard to catch a sunrise or sunset on vacation. It seems like I'm always tied up at these times of the day. The only time I had to dedicate to photography was at night.

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    Port Orleans Riverside by Harry Shields, on Flickr
     
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  2. Tim

    Tim Administrator Staff Member

    Beauty of a sky, Harry. Just the way you would want it.
     
  3. jbwolffiv

    jbwolffiv Member

    Very nice shot Harry! ; You did a great job capturing that, I like what ever is in the foreground left, gives great perspective!


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  4. HPS3

    HPS3 Member

    Hey John, thats the bridge connecting Old Man Island(pool) to the lobby/food court area. From that location, I was either getting the bridge or a tree in my frame. I was trying to work around the bridge but finally decided it added depth to the shot. Thanks for the comments.
     
  5. zackiedawg

    zackiedawg Member Staff Member

    Nice shot - haven't tried that one in daytime, and the wide perspective is nice! ; I stood I think in just about the same spot to shoot the water wheel, but at night:
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    Only handheld, as I was without tripod that time. ; You had a much wider lens - love the way the sky came out in yours.
     
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  6. PolynesianMedic

    PolynesianMedic Global Moderator Staff Member

    Great shot! ; I love how the clouds seem to frame the building.
     
  7. HPS3

    HPS3 Member

    Thanks Jeff. Justin I have a shot at night, I'll have to post it. You and I sure think alike:). If only I had your skills. On the Nex forums I posted a TTA shot at night that looked just like one you had.
     
  8. zackiedawg

    zackiedawg Member Staff Member

    You definitely got the skills and the eye! ; No worries on that one. ; And despite the frequency with which I go to Disney, you find things I never even noticed...so I'm wanting to go emulate some of your shots now!
     

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