Getting up early at a Disney resort can have it's rewards like when the moon hasn't set yet. Expando version [expando]http://www.sthomasphotos.com/photos/471551264_T55Dd-X3.jpg[/expando]
Very nice...I love those moon shots in failing light! ; I don't think I've ever caught it over Yacht, despite staying at Boardwalk often...I'll have to look for that.
Justin, the light was getting brighter as this was morning. ; Within a half hour of this shot, the moon was almost washed out from the sun. ; I got a closer view of it from the same morning...let me go find it. ; Ah..here it is.
nice shots Scott! looks like Mcnally's blog today: http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/2010/03/31/view-from-my-window/
Ah...same light, just trending in the other direction! ; I'm more used to failing light myself, as I'm rarely up for the growing light! This was a dusk one I snapped in Ft. Lauderdale of a cruise ship leaving under the rising moon: It's a great time for those ambiance moon shot landscapes.
I'm flattered but he used some electronic trickery to get his photo made. ; Wish I had Joe's stuff. ; My 18-200VR doesn't stack up to his 200-400VR. Justin, that is a beautiful shot. ; My shots were from an early morning Photo Walk for the Picture This! blog during Mousefest 2008. ; It was very cold but the light was awesome.
Looking at this photo gave me an overwhelming exciting feeling as it reminded me that I'm going there soon!!! ;D
I remember it well. ; I was happy that I drove down on that trip, since I had my warm coat and gloves to keep me warm. ; Here's one of mine from the same morning: Great shots, both of you. Now that it's spring, here's a great tip for you to try to remember in the fall: ; A pair of bad-weather golf gloves is a great photographer's tool. ; They are lightweight and flexible so you can work the controls, and they ward off the chill. ; And if they're black, they don't reflect when you're shooting through a window.
