WDWFigment
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Thanks for all of the assistance, everyone! I guess the most important thing for us to remember is that we need to be patient in the process. The $200 or so we'd save on annual passes is probably substantially less than the extra amount we'll have to pay on a contract that doesn't suit our needs perfectly.
We like all of the resorts, so home resort preference isn't really an issue. We travel at different times of the year (and anticipate these times changing over the next 30 or so years), so UY isn't a big deal either. Additionally, we anticipate this being the first of many DVC contracts, so we figure we can be fairly flexible.
Thanks! I don't know if you get Celebrations Magazine, but my shots recently illustrated the "Icons" (Park Weenies) article.
I used a D40 for most of the shots, but honestly, the type of camera is somewhat irrelevant. As they say, it's the 12" behind the camera that make the difference. Most of those shots could've been taken with any point and shoot camera just as well (although perhaps not as sharp).
We like all of the resorts, so home resort preference isn't really an issue. We travel at different times of the year (and anticipate these times changing over the next 30 or so years), so UY isn't a big deal either. Additionally, we anticipate this being the first of many DVC contracts, so we figure we can be fairly flexible.
great pics,what camera did you use?
Thanks! I don't know if you get Celebrations Magazine, but my shots recently illustrated the "Icons" (Park Weenies) article.
I used a D40 for most of the shots, but honestly, the type of camera is somewhat irrelevant. As they say, it's the 12" behind the camera that make the difference. Most of those shots could've been taken with any point and shoot camera just as well (although perhaps not as sharp).
