We all know that traveling to Disney World is a memorable experience; however, there is no better way to ensure that those great memories last forever than taking pictures to capture them. How do you feel about your trip pictures? Do they tell the story of your vacation? Do they show the best moments of the trip? Well, if not, we’re going to change that. This is part one of a series that will give you some great tips you can use on your next trip.
Think about the shots you want BEFORE you leave. We may have good intentions of taking tons of pictures, but then we get busy and distracted. So look over your schedule, and think about where you will be going. For each day, I want you to think of two shots that you definitely want to get. If you keep a printed schedule, make a note of the shots on there as well. If your shots involve your whole group, it’ll help if you tell them beforehand. That way, everyone is ready and expecting it, and there are more people to help remind you of the shot in case you forget. Some possible ideas: your whole group in front of the castle, Epcot ball, Sorcerer’s Hat, and Tree of Life; the whole group with Mickey; each person with their favorite character; or your kids in front of their favorite ride. If you don’t get any other shots the whole trip, you can at least be guaranteed to get a few important ones.
