As Disneyland annual ticket holders, it would be a waste if we don't go there at least once a month. Since we live about 10 miles from it, we can take our son there on a whim and explore the parks piece by piece. Today, we visited the California Adventure theme park, which just last summer, opened the newest attraction: Radiator Springs, from the Pixar movie "Cars".
If you're not familiar, in the movie, the town is situated in a Grand Canyon like setting bisected by Route 66. The "Cars Land", besides being a life-size replica of the town, also has recreated some of the awesome canyons and buttes. I never knew fake nature can look so beautiful.
If you're not familiar, in the movie, the town is situated in a Grand Canyon like setting bisected by Route 66. The "Cars Land", besides being a life-size replica of the town, also has recreated some of the awesome canyons and buttes. I never knew fake nature can look so beautiful.
I didn't want to carry a full 3-lens (28-50-90) lineup like last time, so I just mounted the 35'Cron and stuffed the 90'Elmarit in my coat pocket, just in case. Keeping true from my ideas of self-discipline from the last post, I ended up not using the 90mm at all. I think it would be an interesting experiment if from now on, each time I go back to Disneyland, I would use only one lens, and then compare and see how the shots changes. So, let's this be the first of many... and I've titled this post accordingly.
As usual, the full set of images can be viewed from my personal gallery for the year 2013 [HERE].
As usual, the full set of images can be viewed from my personal gallery for the year 2013 [HERE].
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