Disneyland, Spring Break, Vegas

Hey there everybody! It's been a busy week here in the OC for me when it comes to work and school. This past Sunday and Monday I was able to visit an old home of mine back in Disneyland. There were cast previews for Big Thunder Mountain which is reopening to everyone tomorrow (3/14/2014). I won't give anything away but from someone who worked on the attraction for 3 years there are only good things but one personal complaint: It's too smooth! For me it does not feel like an runaway mine train anymore...oh well lol. I will be going to vegas to celebrate a birthday in the family. I am debating whether or not if I want to lug my Cannon and gear with me so I have recently started using my instagram account even more. So included in this post will be a small camera badge "icon" for you to check out my profile there. Just simply click and you will be on your way! Anyway...have a good week everyone and be safe on St. Pattys day!

Baseball Season-Spring-Disney

Hey there everyone...sorry for the slow start but work and school have been the priority lately. I have been doing several assignments for a photography course which I have slowly started sharing inside the Baseball gallery. More will be updated within the week and I am also looking to redo my gallery layout so it looks more universal and organized (which has been difficult). I have no idea when the gallery layout will be changed but we shall see lol. Baseball season is basically here so be on the lookout for Angels baseball photos. Also I have recently come back from a trip to the Aulani Disney Resort on Oahu and have a few images I would like to share soon as well.

Picture of the Week, Dec.2nd-8th 2012

So, through some help and suggestions, I have decided to do a blog feature 'Picture of the week". So for this week...and to celebrate the beginning of the holidays...here is my first picture of the week!

This was taken on Main Street near the Carnation Cafe in Disneyland. I always loved subtle details of the entire park with Main Street being far from exception. These lamps never turn off day or night and have the classic style of a turn-of-the-century small town. The lamps are powered by gas and add authenticity for Main Street. If you don't know already, Main Street is modeled after Walt Disney's home town of Marceline, Missouri. That garland you see is one of many strung over Main Street during the holidays and accents the already impressive decorations such as the 80-ft Christmas Tree and the Snow on Sleeping Beauty's castle.