Groucho Dis' photostream  

This hearse, busily unloading a never-ending stream of happy haunts, is fairly hidden in the rear of the dining room of the Haunted Mansion. It can often be seen in one corner of dining room photos but rarely seen in any detail, so here it is!

I'm not really sure if the hearse was supposed to crashed through the wall or what, but that coffin looks like just fell out of the back of the hearse.

Pardon the noise; the ol' K20D was OK for its day but can't compare to the low noise of the K-5. Maybe I'll have to redo this shot next trip...

Like ships passing in the night, get it? OK, not a great title, but what can you do.

There's something fun about being on a rollercoaster and seeing other ride vehicles on the track with you. It was true with the Matterhorn and it'll no doubt be true with Radiator Springs Racers. There's no side-by-side with Big Thunder, but you still get a few opportunities to see other trains; not surprising since it's such a long rollercoaster.

I'm way behind again in viewing and commenting on photos and, of course, inviting the appropriate ones to the Disney Fisheyes group (plug, plug!) Hopefully I'll be catching up ASAP. This photo actually started life as a fisheye cut was cropped fairly heavily, so you really barely notice the fishiness now unless you're looking for it.

The Maharajah Jungle Trek is, like most of Animal Kingdom, full of nice little touches, including the "safe water for travellers" area seen here.

Beware the unsafe water!

This is definitely one that is helped by viewing it Large... this shot is during Illuminations; I thought I'd do something different than the usual fireworks shots.

Funny, it looks so peaceful in the photo, for a fireworks show!

Here in Rochester, Kodak filing for bankruptcy is big news, as you would imagine. All I've heard on how this will affect their Disney sponsorship is that they may be revisiting these type of sponsorships. Who knows - it seems like it's a good fit for them, and if they are able to successfully turn around relatively quickly, they could even do like GM and invest more money.

If they do go away, I would imagine that you won't be able to actually buy film at Disney any longer!

Time will tell...