Monorail Racing Through Epcot In Bloom
I’ve done a lot of different perspectives for monorail photos at Epcot, but I had never photographed this one until our February 2012 Walt Disney World trip, nor had I seen anyone else photograph this perspective. I had to get low to the flower bed for this view and wait a few minutes for the monorail, but I think it was worth it! I can’t wait to see the rest of Epcot in bloom during Flower and Garden Festival!
Technical details: single exposure; handheld Nikon D7000
and Rokinon 8mm Fisheye Lens. See our Disney Photography Guide for more photography equipment recommendations. 
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Written by Tom Bricker
3 Responses to “Monorail Racing Through Epcot In Bloom”
Great photo! I’m headed to WDW in May, and am currently planning on taking the Canon kit 18-55 and Canon 50mm f/1.8. In your opinion, if I was going to purchase a new lens between now and then, should I upgrade one of those or go ahead and get the Rokinon 8mm fisheye? This will be my first attempt at shooting inside the parks, and since I don’t get to WDW a whole lot, would like to capture at least a few good moments.
Thanks for all that you do with this blog!
What a beautiful shot! I just love your photography!!!
Thanks!