Ready for the Day

A sidewalk cafe, ready for the day. Shapes from the shadows in the morning light, promising a beautiful day to come. Chairs and tables neatly positioned, just waiting for the clients, ready to drink a coffee and soak up some sun.

Right now this image invokes spring sun warmth for me, weather that might have a slight chill unless you sit in the sun. It's hard to believe that it was below freezing in January, at Disneyland Paris. It could be any early morning, any time of year, any location. Just use your imagination!

Into the Light

I love sihouette shots, and this is a new favorite of Patrick and Brandon walking into the morning light from a tunnel in Disneyland Paris. There is something magical about a shot like this - you don't know quite where the people are going or what they will face, but you know that it's brighter than where they were and has to be good.

After days of trying to get them to upload, I finally got my Disneyland Paris photos in an online album. Have fun visiting virtually, and leave a comment or two! I always like to get feedback.

Which Way?

Which way out of the labryinth? Hard to tell! I liked this photo from Alice's Curious Labyrinth in Fantasyland. Brandon loves mazes so enjoyed this little walk through adventure. As always, the folks at Disney have some great ideas and make even an attraction you basically just walk through on a path enjoyable.

I'm still uploading my pictures from Disneyland and hope to post the full album of the pics tomorrow. Today I'm also posting the photo of my new blog banner - I liked the lanterns above the Tea Cup ride. I personally didn't ride the ride myself, too much spinning! But it's fun to photograph.

Always a Princess...

I can't help it, I love the castle. I'm going through my Disneyland Paris pictures now and picked out this one to share with you today. I think I photographed the Sleeping Beauty's castle every time I walked by it! But this one is one of my favorites so far, I love this one with the early morning light (yes, we were there before sun-up!) and the moon. How pretty!