Disneyland / California Theme Park by Mad-Mike
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Since you guys seem to love my Disneyland uploads, I must do another lol!
Thank you very much for all the cool comments on Yesterdays upload! you guys rock! love ya
Comments (13)
These water and reflection shots are just amazing, I love them!! YOU rock!!
Lovely capture Mike!!!Wonderful composition and reflections look fantastic!!!!!Have a great day!!:-)
I am a little tongue tied, I am looking at how pretty Saretta's avatar is...................... OK, I am back now, I agree the reflection in this is Extraordinaire and I really like the colors of th neons reflecting, Lovely shot bro ;^)
Thank you my friends ~ I love your comments ~ you are great people!
Ohhh, so nice picture composition between the reflection and color on this view of Disneyland !!! Excellent my bad boyyyyyyyy !!! And funny smiley too ;))))))))) Good day and muahsssssssss
Excellent shot but you won't catch me near a ferris wheel...LOL...I'm deathly afraid of them, comes from my fear of height....but I love this scene!
nice shot..
Bien penser faire du manège près de l'eau toute une sensation. Bravo pour le clic ;)
love the lighting here and the water shot too
These Disney shots are awesome! I haven't been there since ... oh ... about 1981, I think. I guess it's changed a little bit since then!
Top Quality photography, for sharpness and detail, and the reflections are awesome - Excellent - hugs Jane xx
Great shot!!!!!!!
Very nice work. My only thing on this and its only meant as a suggestion, is to watch the visual horizon - as this one tilts upward. I am learning that this is the most common issue with landscapes and especially where water meets land. If grid lines don't help, what I usually do is "rotate" the image after the capture in post processing. Still a nice image here, my friend.