One of my favorite things to shoot is the “World of Color” after show.
Taken from the top deck of the Mark Twain Riverboat.
Another gorgeous afternoon in Ornament Valley.
Starring Mickey Mouse as the powerful sorcerer Yen Sid’s apprentice.
Indiana Jones Adventure features, in my opinion, the most intricate and well-themed queue for an attraction in all of Disneyland Park.
Viewing and photographing “Remember… Dreams Come True” from Fantasyland is a unique experience.
The Partners statue, during “Remember… Dreams Come True“. This is the Enchanted Tiki Room segment of the show, with colorful projections of chanting wooden masks and tiki statues.
This photo was taken in early March, when some of the trees in the Carthay Circle hub were almost reaching full bloom, while other trees in the area were just finishing dropping their leaves and sprouting blossoms.
Not quite sunset, but Paradise Pier still looks gorgeous with a low sun, some long shadows, and those amazing clouds.
The Haunted Mansion segment of “Remember… Dreams Come True” is a truly a fan favorite, especially the Portrait Hall portion that it begins with.
The beautiful Tabeubia trees at the Disneyland resort are spectacular to see, but they only bloom for a few weeks, after which point they start dropping their blossoms rapidly, blanketing the ground in pink.
Surrounded by the pink Tabeubia trees, Walt and Mickey look out at the last guests leaving the park for the day.
