The fun of being able to visit the Disneyland Resort on a regular basis to photograph is finding different angles and compositions of the same scenes and subjects that I've visted many times before.  Sometimes, that means finding new photo corridors, or looking from a different perspective than typicalk walking head height, or playing with framing typically non-interesting subjects in a unique manner to make them interesting.  The photo below is an example of this... a relatively non-descript sandy stretch of coastline along Paradise Bay that is just part of the scenery next to Jumping Jellyfish and the Golden Zephyr.  But if I stick my camera low, frame the succulents in the foreground and focus on the fencing and attractions in the distance, the scene now looks more compelling than it might to a typical passerby!  This little sandy stretch of Paradise Park might be easily missed, but it's the one part of Paradise Bay that has an actual beachscape.