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Night shot of the Disneyland Fire Department and the window to Walt's apartment - always a light on! Processed in natural color with slight sharpness added.

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Main Street Indian. Processed to further blur the background and add a frothy milky tone. Also edited slightly to bring back some of the detail in the feathers.

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Pacific Wharf area of DCA, processed with the same antiquing process as in yesterday's photo and edited slightly to bring back some of the detail lost in blown out areas.

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Downtown Disney night shot processed with an antiquing process to make it look a little more vintage than SOOC.

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More from Electronica at DCA. Processed in natural color with added sharpening.

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Signage inside and out of Flynn's Arcade in the Hollywood Backlot of DCA... open during Electronica Hours. Processed in natural color with added sharpening.

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Tower of Terror in black and white. With Halloween on approach, I wanted this picture to look particularly creepy and old in this shot. I think the editing did it justice.

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Star Tours signage with amazingly blue sky behind it! Processed in natural color.

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My hubby's favorite ride! Night shot of the Soarin' sign. Natural color, sharpened a bit.

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Night shot of the Gift Shop Sign at the end of Toy Story Midway Mania. Edited to remove blown out areas and sharpened a bit.

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A cloudy day at the Disneyland Resort. Called for a kind of murky black and white finish on this photo.

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Sign which hangs between the Ice Cream shoppe and Penny Arcade on Main Street USA. Processed in natural color and sharpened a tad.

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Captain EO and Space Mountain at night. Processed in natural color and sharpened slightly.

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DAY 200 of Project 365! Beautiful Disneyland Roses with the castle. Edited in natural color with a vignette added.

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The Disneyland icon - Mark Twain Riverboat. Edited with coffee colorant to give an "old" feel to the picture.

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Over near Big Thunder Mountain RR pompous grass and bouganvillas line the walkways... this shot was edited using espresso colorings to give it that milky brown tone.

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Nightshot of the coffee shop on Main Street USA. Processed to a warm and hazy black and white.

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Hollywood Backlot nightshot processed in black and white.

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Captain EO tribute with Space Mountain peeking out behind. SOOC.

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Night shot of the Rainforest Cafe at Downtown Disney. Processed to a vintage sepia look.

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Main Street Carriage processed to a misty vintage look.

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Main street buildings processed to a blurred vintage look. Finished with a grunge border.

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House of Blues at Downtown Disney. SOOC.

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Grizzly River Run... processed to bring out the mist and greenery.

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Flower bed at California Adventure... processed in natural color.

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Sleeping Beauty's castle and the famous Disneyland Rose. Processed to a washed out bright white.

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Here is an example of what processing can do to a photo. Here is the photo straight out of the camera on the left, and processed with coffee colorants on the right. The processing makes all the difference. It can change the look and the mood of a photo. Soften it, color it differently, sharpen it... all kinds of things!

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Nightshot of the Teacups processed in natural color.

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Another shot in HDR... Like the bright colors it makes here, however not sure I like that it turned the white rails to a light purple... still getting the HDR fine tuned!

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Same photo as yesterday, HDR processing. See, this is a perfect example of how different processing effects can change the entire mood of a photo. I don't quite like the moire looking balloons in this shot with this processing - but still an example of what can be done if the client wants it!