A Sanibel Sunset
Sunset on Sanibel Island from the beach at Seaside Inn.
Sanibel Island, Florida
Seaside Inn
Technical Details
This shot was taken with the NIKON D40 and the Sigma 8-16 mm f/4.5-5.6 lens.
- Focal Length 8.5 mm | Aperture f/22 | Shutter Speed 0.8 sec to 1/20 sec | ISO ISO 200
Access Database VBA Detect Shift Key on Button Click
While working on a Time Logging database, I wanted to develop a simple way for the user to add a second entry without adding another button to the form. Let’s say that 99% of the time there will be just one entry, so having the extra button would get in the way of a clean look. Well, at least in my opinion. At the same time, I did not want to trouble the user by having them leave the input form. My solution was to enable the user to hold down the shift key, which would… Continue reading
A Gargoyle Lights the Way to Be Our Guest Resturant
Today I had the opportunity to explore the New Fantasyland with my 5 year old daughter. New Fantasyland at the Magic Kingdom started to allow guests to experience the new on Friday. Disney is referring to this as a “dress rehearsals” as Cast Member and Passholder previews are on the horizon. The official opening date is December 6, 2012.
This is one of many gargoyles tasked with keeping the bridge illuminated as guest head towards Be Our Guest Restaurant which sits below Beast’s Castle.
Technical Details
This shot was taken with the NIKON D40 and the Sigma 8-16 mm f/4.5-5.6… Continue reading
Mickey Mouse as Indiana Jones and the Golden Mickey
Mickey Mouse is all smiles after escaping an ancient, abandoned South American temple with the Golden Mickey Idol!
Technical Details
This shot was taken with the NIKON D40 and the 35.0 mm f/1.8 lens.
- Focal Length 35 mm | Aperture f/1.8 | Shutter Speed 1/10 | ISO 200
Abstract Motion at Walt Disney World’s Epcot
After reading Scott Thomas’ latest assignment over at Views Infinitum I began to reflect on my motion shots. This part of Scott’s post hit home and helped me recall a time when I was in a creative rut…
motion photographs are made intentionally by the photographer
A while back, I felt very uninspired photographically. I guess, you could say, I was in a creative rut. I was at my one of my favorite places to shoot, but could not find anything I wanted to photograph. I was so frustrated with myself creativity that I was about to put my… Continue reading
