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[Kilted Candyman]

Heading to the Bahamas (Nassau, Key West and Castaway Cay) on DCL's Magic followed by a couple days at WDW (MK, Epcot and Hollywood) before heading home.

Been to MK and Epcot once before but we were moving so fast we didn't have time to really use the camera. Since than have gotten in a couple new cameras and a tripod.

Looking for advise on not to miss shots?

Thanks ,
Jim

 

[JoeDif]

Since you have the tripod with you, fireworks are always a must have shot.

 

[Gianna'sPapa]

There's always the proverbial park icons of Cinderella's Castle, Spaceship Earth, DHS' Sorcerer's Hat, AK Tree of Life and Expedition Everest, both day and night. Try different views of the icons, ie, looking up, reflections etc. Try to get photos of your party on the rides and attractions enjoying themselves. This always proves difficult for me because my family never wants to pose! If you have the correct equipment then the dark rides are always fun to photograph. If not, don't waste your time just enjoy the rides. Character interactions are always fun. Character meals are a good choice to obtain the character interactions. The biggest thing to remember is to have fun.

 

[Gianna'sPapa]

There's always the proverbial park icons of Cinderella's Castle, Spaceship Earth, DHS' Sorcerer's Hat, AK Tree of Life and Expedition Everest, both day and night. Try different views of the icons, ie, looking up, reflections etc. Try to get photos of your party on the rides and attractions enjoying themselves. This always proves difficult for me because my family never wants to pose! If you have the correct equipment then the dark rides are always fun to photograph. If not, don't waste your time just enjoy the rides. Character interactions are always fun. Character meals are a good choice to obtain the character interactions. I usually create a shot list of things I think I want to shoot. I use it as a reminder. The biggest thing to remember is to have fun.