Although it’s a different look than what the world is used to seeing, I've always enjoyed these early shots of taken of James Dean just...

Today’s shots from March 1956 show (once again) a much less crowded Disneyland than the one of today; both are from Adventureland. First vie...

I first saw this Judy Garland shot on the back cover of Gerald Frank’s Judy biography published in the 70’s. I always thought it was a power...

Slide 1 from March 1956 is dedicated to Amazon B, wherever he may be. Town Square looks positively barren; Maxwell House is the coffee of ...

Today’s post features another one of Hitch’s leading ladies, Kim Novak. Novak was only a one shot deal; a replacement for Vera Miles in the ...

This week I will be posting some views from March 1956, starting off with this front gate shot, featuring a sign promoting Professor Kelle...

Here are 2 shots of the House of the Future that I haven’s posted here yet on the blog; first one is from July 1961, 2nd is from my 1958 Jun...

I think Tippi Hedren is one of the most clasically beautiful women ever to grace the silver screen. Her first two films showed great promise...

This batch of slides has badly shifted to magenta/pink, at which point there is very little to do as far as color restoration; so, pardon th...

These 2 photos of the same area in Storybook Land (undated 1950’s vs. today) show little change other than paint color. In a move that can o...

Every now and then, I will tackle a project like this that I know will take ages to finish. There’s something about montages like this that ...

Two Omnibuses for the price of one in this undated black and white shot. The Omnibus is my fave vehicle to cruise down Main Street in; from ...

First off is a nice uncrowded shot of the Castle, undated, but I believe to be 1957. As olddisneylandfan commented the other day, I also pr...

Warm up your wide screens—today’s photo is a wide one! June 1961 is the date, and you are looking down Main Street toward the Train Station....

Here’s a set of two portraits I was commissioned to do of James Dean, doing his take on the classic Comedy & Tragedy symbols. This was...

Yesterday’s great mystery was the unidentified shape above the Wurlitzer Shop; looks like it’s just a black plastic bag over a spotlight. Ho...

Even though it’s June, I thought I’d post this batch of Christmas shots from December, 1968—hey, it’s only 6 more months until the season!...

Although I like the results, I do not enjoy painting landscapes and buildings. This particular painting probably took me 2 years to finish; ...

Today I am presenting a medley of entrance/exit photos, starting with an August 1964 photo of a cute couple standing near the exit sign. I’m...