PhotoPass Photographer at PFF, anyone had them just focus on one of your kids?

[starshine514]

So, we went to the PFF in May, in the first position was Snow White, she was great, walked the girls over to the bench area and they sat and talked. My DD6 was sitting in an unladylike position and I noticed that the PP had focused on my DD4 for that portion of the photoshoot. There was a picture or two of my DD4 alone, without Snow White or DD6.

Shoot ahead to our August visit, PFF first position again, meeting Belle this time. DD4 was playing with the end of her hair and looking adoringly at Belle, will DD6 standing next to her and grinning at Belle (no unladylike poses this time around), the PP caught 4 picts of DD4 alone (zoomed in so neither Belle or DD6 was in the pict)! He showed me one of the picts of DD4 alone before we left, and then went over and showed it to Belle (I have a pict of this taken from my camera).

I'm not saying that it was the same photographer, because I really didn't pay attention the first time we went. But, judging from the photos, it could be. Has anyone else had a similar experience? He did catch the group photo opportunities both times, I was just shocked by the number of photos of DD4 alone on our second trip.

 

[skiingfast]

A good photographer will capture the moments. Maybe they something special in it and were trying to capture that.

 

[Sleepless Knight]

I agree. Sometimes the moment happens so quickly that it can be hard for you to capture them with your camera due to issues like reload speed, et all. Disney's cameras are very high end and their photographers are well experienced at taking multiple photos quickly.

As much fun as the posed pictures are, some of my favorite shots are the candid ones where the character is reacting excitedly to something. For me, those pictures remind me of a moment that made that interaction more special.