Wikipedia says that High Dynamic Range (HDR) Imaging is is a set of techniques used in imaging and photography to reproduce a greater dynamic range of luminosity than possible using standard digital imaging or photographic techniques. I cheated and rather than take the shots needed to create real HDR images I used an action in Photoshop on photos I took when I visited in May 2012. If I’m honest the dark borders are a bit too deep in some, but otherwise it makes for some interesting images of Disneyland Paris. Have…

There is little better than a gorgeous blue sky when you visit Disneyland Paris, but sometimes the sky can look pretty amazing when it’s full of clouds. In fact clouds can add another level to the atmosphere that you don’t get on a clear day. These are just a few photos I’ve taken over the past year or two with some great looking skies. See you for the next Disneyland Paris Photo Friday.

I decided to have a bit of fun with this week’s Disneyland Paris Photo Friday, so I chose a few of my photos and turned them into black and white images, but leaving one colour set in. It takes the attention away from the obvious and has you looking at parts of the photo that you probably wouldn’t normally focus on. I even had to take the colour out of the dedicatedtodlp.com watermark so it didn’t detract from the chosen colour set on the photo. So, anyone else fancy joining in…

You’d think by now I’d know, that when in Disneyland Paris, you should always take the time to look around at everything, and not just be content with the first thing your eyes are drawn to. I hold my hands up, I’m guilty of entering the Merlin l’Enchanteur shop inside Le Château de la Belle au Bois Dormant and being immediately drawn to whoever is crafting magical trinkets from glass. In the photo below it would appear it was Loic, who was molding and melting when I visited two weekends ago.…