The TMIP Picture of the Day Thread

HAPPY HALLOWISHES!



"Happy Hallowishes!"
by Tim Devine

The night-time fireworks spectacular during Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party
Technical Details: ; Canon 1dMk4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 15 sec, f/16, ISO 100
Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5, RAW Conversion
Photo taken 10/21/2011.

Cinderella Castle, Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom

 

Great catch Tim!

 

You could see them from there, but you would need a really really wide lens to get the photo.

 

"Honest Abe"

Technical Details: ; Canon 1dMk4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 1/15 sec, f/5.6, ISO 12800
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Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5, RAW Conversion, Grainy Black/White Conversion, Warp/Drop Shadow Action
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Photo taken 6/19/2011.​

Great Moments With Mr. Lincoln, Main Street USA, Disneyland​

 

Christmas Countdown 12/11/2011


Technical Details: ; Canon 5dMk2, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 4 sec, f/11, ISO 100
Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5, RAW Conversion
Photo taken 11/8/2010.

 

"Yacht and Beach Club Lighthouse"



This unique image was captured during Pixelmania 2011. ; As we were leaving Epcot to go to Beaches and Cream, there was nobody at the top of the Flying Jib slide at Stormalong Bay at Disney's Beach Club so I went to the top of the slide and asked the lifeguard if he wouldn't mind me taking a few photos from up at the top. ; He happily obliged, telling me that I was the first guest he had seen in the past half-hour or so, as it was fairly chilly and windy that night. ; The picture you see here represents the best of the bunch that I had taken. ; Hope you enjoy and please leave your comments underneath!

Technical Details: ; Canon 1dMk4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 2 sec, f/5.6, ISO 400
Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5 Raw Conversion, Custom pseudo-HDR conversion
Photo taken 10/20/2011.
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Stormalong Bay, Disney's Yacht and Beach Club Resorts, Walt Disney World, Florida

 

"Yacht and Beach Club Lighthouse"



This unique image was captured during Pixelmania 2011. ; As we were leaving Epcot to go to Beaches and Cream, there was nobody at the top of the Flying Jib slide at Stormalong Bay at Disney's Beach Club so I went to the top of the slide and asked the lifeguard if he wouldn't mind me taking a few photos from up at the top. ; He happily obliged, telling me that I was the first guest he had seen in the past half-hour or so, as it was fairly chilly and windy that night. ; The picture you see here represents the best of the bunch that I had taken. ; Hope you enjoy and please leave your comments underneath!

Technical Details: ; Canon 1dMk4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 2 sec, f/5.6, ISO 400
Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5 Raw Conversion, Custom pseudo-HDR conversion
Photo taken 10/20/2011.
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Stormalong Bay, Disney's Yacht and Beach Club Resorts, Walt Disney World, Florida

 

The Walt Disney World Railroad





This seldom-seen image of the Walt Disney World Railroad features Engine #1 (Walter E. Disney) parked in station at the new (and beautiful) Fantasyland Station in the Storybookland Circus portion of the Fantasyland. ; The image was captured using a Manfrotto Magic Arm and Super Clamp with the camera mounted and hanging well over the railing in order to get this shot. ; I took the shot at f/16 in order to get the burst look from the engine's headlamp; the effect is achieved due to the aperture blades inside of the lens barrel.


Technical Details: ; Canon 1dMk4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 30 sec, f/16, ISO 200
Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5 Raw Conversion, Custom pseudo-HDR conversion
Photo taken 4/3/2012.

Walt Disney World Railroad, Fantasyland, Magic Kingdom

 

I love this shot Tim! ; I see that arm works wonderfully! ; @Gary, you are going to want that arm he is using.

 

Thanks, fellas. ; Only has to wait a few mins for the train to come and park. ; It was a cool thing to try.


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That is an awesome shot Tim!

 

Even Crocs do EMH!



Sometimes Cast Members come up with the coolest ideas. ; CM Miguel, who was working Dinoland near Restaurantosaurus the night of 4/4/12, asked me and my friend Jeff if we had ever tried a night time shot of the American Crocodile in the display in Dinoland. ; We said of course not since it was so dark, but with the help of several other Cast Members and a few cell phone and pen lights, we created our own make-shift lighting rig and were able to get this shot. ; We did not ask the gator to see his room key or park ticket, however.
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Technical Details: ; Canon 1dMk4, Canon 24-105 f/4 L, 30 sec, f/4, ISO 400
Post Processing: ; Adobe Photoshop CS5 Raw Conversion
Photo taken 4/4/2012.​

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Dinoland USA, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Walt Disney World​