Quick and Easy Tips & Ideas for Long Exposure Photography at Disney World

Long exposure photography can look and feel intimidating but I’m here to share how I take great shots at Disney Parks on my Iphone.

Long exposure photography is a technique used to create stunning images that capture the essence of motion and time. When it comes to iPhone photography, the long exposure feature can be a powerful tool to create beautiful images of Disney World.

Before & After Long Exposure

Disney World is a magical place full of lights, colors, and movement. With its countless attractions, rides, and shows, there are plenty of opportunities for anyone to capture the essence of magic and wonder. Long exposure photography can help you do just that.

One of the best times to capture long exposure shots at Disney World is during the evening when the park is illuminated with thousands of lights. You can capture the movement of the rides and attractions by using a slow shutter speed, which will create streaks of light and blur the background. This effect will give your photos a sense of motion and energy.

To create long exposure shots on your iPhone, you can use the Live Photos feature. Simply open your camera app, swipe to the left until you see the Live Photos option, and select it. Then, hold your phone steady and press the shutter button to start the exposure. Keep your phone steady until the exposure is complete, and then press the shutter button again to stop the exposure.

Long exposure photography can take some practice, but it is a great way to add an extra dimension of creativity to your Disney World photos. So next time you visit the park, don’t forget to experiment with long exposure photography to capture the magic and wonder of Disney World in a new and exciting way!

Here are a few places that I love to try this out at :

Magic Kingdom

  • Dumbo the Flying Elephant
  • The Magic Carpets of Aladdin
  • Astro Orbiter
  • Fireworks

Epcot

  • Monorail & Spaceship Earth at the entrance
  • Monorail & Spaceship Earth near The Land Pavilion
  • Journey of Water

Hollywood Studios

  • Slinky Dog
  • Alien Swirling Saucers

Animal Kingdom

  • Tree of Life water features
  • Tricera Top Spin

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Mary Blair

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