In June of 2010, a new photography blog on Walt Disney World was launched by two young and talented flickr photographers, Adam Hansen and Cory Disbrow. As Cory writes in the blog’s introductory post, “…we wanted to take a somewhat EPCOT Center approach and adopt Walt Disney’s idea of ‘edutainment’. By that, I mean we want to entertain you and bring that magic home, but also help you learn how YOU can improve upon your photography while at the Disney Parks.”
With each post the photographer explains how the photo was Imagineered using software to finish the photo in post-processing. Harnessing the talent of fellow photographers who share a love for Disney photography, you will see many kinds of photographic techniques, equipment and software used to produce extraordinary photographs.
Here are two examples of the kind of photography you will see from this exciting new blog. Click the photos to visit the blog post to learn about each photo.
Ghosts of Cinderella by Cory Disbrow.
Canon D5 Mk II/Sigma 15mm Fisheye, f/6.4, ISO 100
The above photo is an HDR image created from three different photos taken at different shutter speeds which is why the shutter speed was left off the Exif data.
Pop Century Plugged In by Adam Hansen.
Nikon D90/18-200VR, 4s, f/13, ISO 200, EV -1.0, 32mm Focal Length
Hey guys, thanks so much for running this little feature on us! The blog is growing so quickly, and I’m sure this will only get that ball running even more. Thanks again!!
Scott replies: (for Adam, too) You are welcome! Thank you for the linkbacks on your article today about the Tower of Terror. It happens to be my favorite ride, too.
Thank you Scott and Deb for featuring us today on your blog. It is a huge honor as both Cory and I are big fans of this site. We hope your readers will check out what we have been doing at WDW Photogrpahy.
Keep up the great work and thanks again!