Archive for June 6th, 2009

 

 

 

It’s apparent – Jacob Nadolski loves photography.  Along with enviable skills, he brings a sense of fun.  He’s constantly trying new lenses, different filters, unusual processing techniques.  He experiments with framing, coloration, perspective, a little self-portraiture; he is forever out there, stalking the wild image.  

 

The very special picture featured here, more art than photo, practically jumps off the page.

 

 

 

 

 

We have examples from his amazing portfolio on nearly every single page of our website.  Each photo is infused with an obvious delight in the subject; each photo makes us smile!  Thank you, Jacob.

 

Perhaps the single most magical Disney gift is the Electrical Water Pageant. Never included in any “must-see” list and not designed to lure guests into the parks, the stores, or any revenue-producing venue; its sole agenda is to surprise and delight.

Each night, it makes its charming way across the water, visiting each of the Magic Kingdom resort hotels in turn, silently floating in the dark until it suddenly bursts into a whimsy of colorful shapes and cheerful music. It consists of a number of floats with lighted images including King Triton, a sea serpent, turtles, and dolphins leaping from the water. At the end of each little show, all the barges turn into stars and flags in an All-American finale.

It can often be glimpsed from the monorail, and is an unexpected amenity of rooms with a water view at the Contemporary, Grand Floridian, Polynesian, and Wilderness Lodge. All guests can catch the show from the water’s edge at any of these resorts as well as from Fort Wilderness, and many of the resort restaurants.

Keep an eye on the water if you’re around the Magic Kingdom area some evening – this small parade is guaranteed to put a smile on your face.

Electrical Water Pageant

Seven Seas Lagoon and Bay Lake

Nightly – check locations for times