Native American Village as seen from the Mark Twain

Native American Village from the Rivers of America

Nikon D800, 1/250, f/2.8, ISO 2500, 95mm
I should have used a higher f-stop to get more of it in focus and a lower ISO setting to reduce the noise.  But it still turned out fine.

Indian waving to the passing Train

Indian Chief

As you go on the train around Disneyland you will see the Indian Chief.  He will wave to you and then the turns and waves to the Mark Twain as it goes by.  He is letting you know that they are friendly indians and you have nothing to worry about.  Indians have always been a big part of Disneyland from the day it first opened.
This was taken with a Nikon D800, 1/250, f/2.8, ISO 2500, using a 200mm lens.  It was early evening when I took this shot.  Still I could have lowered the ISO setting and pushed the f-stop to 8 or so and it would have been a better picture.

Indians in the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland

The Indians from the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland

How! Here we have the Indians from the Peter Pan ride at Disneyland.  Now are they good or bad?  I had that question for years as I was growing up.  But now I know, they are good.  They were just upset when Tiger Lilly was taken from them.

Peter and the Indians got along just fine and here is a picture of them (OK, not Peter, just the Indians).  That Chief does not look happy!  

Sometimes it seems that Peter has a lot of love options.  We have Wendy, Tiger Lilly, Tinker Bell and the Mermaids.  Decisions, decisions.

In Fantasyland the two attractions that have the longest lines are usually Dumbo and Peter Pan, so go early.