from the Bob Varley studio in Orlando, Florida,

you're listening to the Diz Unplugged.

Hello, and welcome back everyone to the Diz Unplugged for the week of February 29th, 2012.

Stop laughing at me, people.

I'm not going to stop, this is it.

This is the opening.

So we're going with this.

OK, in this segment, Kathy and I will be discussing your comments and questions on a Facebook to Facebook segment.

We got some interesting, some we can read, some we won't read.

So here we are, Kathy, you want to get us started?

Sure.

The first one I have is from Amy Shalhammer.

Is there one special spot at Disney World that you love to take photographs?

Everyone gets that picture of Main Street, but is there a hidden gem of a spot to get good pictures?

I haven't found a bad place to take pictures.

You know, there's just so many, so many places to take pictures.

But I guess in like Magic Kingdom, for example, one of my favorite places to take pictures is like off to the sides of the castle,

not necessarily front on, but when you take it from the side and you can see like the moat and the grass and there's just so many and the resort's really, you know, one of my favorite sayings is if you want to take more interesting pictures,

stand in front of more interesting stuff.

That's Disney World, and if you think of it as like you're telling a story, you'll get a better picture.

That's a good thought I ever thought about that.

That's how I've always like taken a picture of what, you know, when they say a picture is worth a thousand words, that's what I hope I convey when I take a picture.

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