Just wanted to share some of my favorite Disney photos (that are not mine)

[vicki_c]

I'm not sure if anyone is familiar with Trey Ratcliff, the AMAZING HDR photographer. He has a site called Stuck in Customs (and a Facebook page as well). His photos are so stunning, and he does have a group of Walt Disney World photos.

You can download them for your own personal use (read his legalese on the website for more details on that) - I have a great one of France in Epcot as my computer wallpaper.

This is a link to all of his blog entries (daily photo blog) that are tagged with Walt Disney World, so there is some non-Disney stuff mixed in here as well. Enjoy the photos and check out all the photos on his slideshow - amazing!

http://www.stuckincustoms.com/category/travel/florida/disney-world/
(and as strange as it seems, hit "previous" at the bottom to get to page 2, and the same to get to page 3 - you think it would be "next", wouldn't you?)

(Photo purists need not comment back to me with extensive opinions on HDR photography. I file these under the "I know what I like" category.)

[josh]

"Previous" as in older posts probably.

Really neat artwork, regardless of your opinion on HDR. One of these days I'm going to sit down and learn how to do it. One of these days...

[Luvamouse]

Well Damn. That is amazing. Now it makes me think a photo I saw of Coronado Resort may have been HDR. Couldn't comprehend the colors and lighting.... Thanks, Vicki!

[jilly7896]

Thank you so much for sharing this. His pictures are amazing!!!

[bdlily]

Amazing!!! I downloaded a bunch to use as rotating screensavers. Thanks for sharing Vicki :RpS_thumbsup:

[Becky2011]

Cool pictures. I don't even know what HDR stands for so we are good. (High Digital Resolution???).

[blyday]

Awesome pics. I think they saved the best for last. That Moonlight over Everest is just amazing!!!

[Darcie]

Wow! Thank you for posting the link, Vicki.

[Craig]

Cool pictures. I don't even know what HDR stands for so we are good. (High Digital Resolution???).

Hi Becky!
HDR stands for "High Dynamic Range". I have an HDR tutorial (http://www.easywdw.com/photography/hdr-photography-tutorial-can-i-learn-how-to-do-that/) over on the easyWDW main site if you'd like to take a look.

[MaddiesMom]

Wow, those are some gorgeous photos. Even though I know they're super-processed (viva la post-production), they're still awe-inspiring.

[vicki_c]

I feel the same - I categorize them almost more like painting than photography, or some mix of both.

[Rowan]

Absolutely gorgeous. The bad thing is, now I feel I should invest the time to try and learn to do it myself.