Like Jeff Filmore, I am trying for a sunrise shot of the Castle so that will be my priority first thing on the morning of the ; 29th. Those first hours of light are golden (as well as the last hours) so I'm hoping to concentrate my efforts with my photography during those hours. I also love taking pictures of the facades at night, with Tomorrowland and all it's neon being a favorite hunting ground. Santa Claus just delivered a variable neutral density filter so I can't wait for Wishes to try that out. I had fun this fourth of July photographing my home town fire works with an ancient Tiffen .6 ND but there is nothing like a Disney FW show so I am psyched to work with the Vari ND.
I'm also renting equipment to complement what lurks in my bag. I've always loved Jeff Filmore's 360 panos of the Disney parks and properties and he's been kind enough to point me in the right directions as far as trying this technique. For this trip I'm renting a Nodal Ninja 5 w/ RD-16 Rotator and a Nikon 10.5mm f/2.8G AF DX ED Fisheye.
I've never used a fish before so it will be interesting to say the least.
Usually I go to WDW with my husband and 13 year old son but I've always wanted to do a solo photography trip and the 24 hour park opening proved irresistible. I relish the thought of wandering around with my camera, guilt free, with no one waiting for me!
So what are anyone else's plans or hope or dreams for this special photographic opportunity?
~Joanie
My Equipment list:Nikon D60 and a D90, Lenses include a 35 mm 1.8, 18-105mm, 18-55 kit lens and a 55-200 kit lens , and the Tokina 11-16 lens, Nikon SB 700 speed light. B&W Circ polarizer and a Singh-Ray Vari ND filter and a Sunpak 6600PG tripod as well as a monster Manfrotto monopod 681b with a 496r2c ball head.