All a Glow... again.Magic Kingdom, Walt Disney World Two weeks! In two weeks I'll be back home! Spring at Walt Disney World, for me, is the International Flower & Garden Festival at Epcot. I'll be visiting all the parks, but I will probably end up most at Epcot. There is so much to see and photograph inside Epcot and the festival only increases my photographic opportunities. I thought it would be interesting to look back at all I have captured in the past six years since I started considering myself a photographer. I came across this great image of Cinderella Castle from September 2012. I decided to reprocess this image using some new techniques as well as programs. I think the original was a little "hot" with the blues and I wanted to try to tone it down a little.
Reach For ItOil Can Project - OCP11
Guarding the TempleHollywood Studios, Walt Disney World
Half PintOil Can Project - OCP10 This project had stalled slightly. I believe the last post was at the end of February. It was a lack of motivation more a lack of discovery. I hadn't been able to find additional, unique oil cans to add to my collection. To be fair, I haven't searched all that much as other things in life have needed attention, but that is a minor excuse. Well, I corrected that on Sunday. Rather than drive out to Costco to look for stuff I didn't really need I thought it would be good to explore some antique stores. I checked Google Maps and found a few unexplored stores to the East of me and plotted a mini trip. If I started with one of my first store in Barneveld I could travel down Route 28 stopping in Newport and Mohawk. The adventure was set! Off to Foothills Merchantile (Facebook link) in Barneveld. I hadn't been there in quite a while and surprisingly, a lot had changed. Some familiar old displays with new stuff and an entire section of the store that looked to remodeled. It was a good start and I walked away with a new oil can and a set of Dragon Double 6 dominoes for my Game Pieces project. Striking oil on the first stop was a great sign. The next stop on my hunt was the Newport Marketplace (Facebook link) in Newport (I know, a little obvious). This store was very deceptive. From the outside it did not look that big but once inside, I didn't know where to start and if I needed to leave a breadcrumb trail back to the front door. There was a good mix between crafts, antiques and commercial items. I walked away with another oil can. I spotted quite a few lanterns as well but damn, they are expensive. I will have to think about those some more. The last stop on my Route 28 tour was the Mohawk Antiques Mall (yes, in Mohawk, NY). What a great place. It was huge! Even though I walked all through this place I know I only truly saw about a third of the stuff in there. Great collection of items too! Definitely going to have to make another trip out. I also know of a couple more store out in Little Falls which I can add to this Sunday tour. By the way, at this store I walked away with three more oil cans! Now I have some photography to do... LOL! Here is the a little 1/2 pint oil can I found at the Mohawk Antique Mall. Actually, it was the first thing I picked up. Luckily I could only carry so much or I would have walked away a little more broke.
Still WaitingAnimal Kingdom, Walt Disney World I'm still waiting for Spring to arrive! Snow is on the ground and the temps should top out at 33F today. Great! :)
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