Trey Ratcliff at StuckInCustoms.com (http://stuckincustoms.com/) has some truly amazing WDW photography (http://stuckincustoms.com/index.php?tag=disney-world) (among many others--check out Bangkok (http://www.flickr.com/photos/stuckincustoms/1691060390/)!) using a technique he calls HDR or High Dynamic Range (http://stuckincustoms.com/2006/06/06/548/) photography. The pictures are large and may take a minute or two to download, but they are oh so worth it.

The image of the Sorceror's hat at the Studios almost makes me appreciate having the hat there. That's how good it is.

Thanks for the link -- they're really something!!

Andrew, thanks for the link to the photos!

Seriously, those are truly amazing shots and are quite possibly some of the nicer Disney pictures I've ever seen.

Thanks for sharing the link, those are wonderful pictures!

I went to his actual site and read the tutorial on how he does these photos. Wow! That's pretty cool. I'm a purist when it comes to my own photography, but I think what he does is really cool. You think the WDW ones are cool . . . you should see the rest. OMG - really neat! Thanks for the link.