There are all types of photographic opportunities around the Walt Disney World Resort. Everything from Landscape Photography at the Walt Disney Resorts to Nature Photography at Disney's Animal Kingdom, Disney's Animal Kingdom lodge, and Disney's Kidani Village; Macro Photography at Disney's Epcot Center's Annual Flower and Garden Festival to Night Photography at Disney's Boardwalk Resort; Outdoor Photography at Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort, to Panoramic Photography at Disney's Yacht and Beach Club resorts.
Disney's Old Key West Resort. Canon EOS Rebel T3i with EF 55-250mm - Shutter Priority - Focal Length 55mm - F/4.0 - ISO 400 - Shutter Speed 1/800.
You can find great opportunities for Portrait Photography of your family in your Resort Lobby, or Sports Photography at Disney's Wide World of Sports. You can find Street Photography at the Downtown Disney District, or Underwater Photography at the Walt Disney Water Parks.
Walt Disney's Boardwalk Resort. Canon EOS Rebel T3i with EF 55-250mm - Shutter Priority - Focal Length 250mm - F/5.6 - ISO 400 - Shutter Speed 1/1'.
You can even find unexpected opportunities like Astrophotography from your Resort Hotel Room's Balcony, Vintage Photography at the many exhibits featuring antique Cinematography equipment at Disney's Hollywood Studios, Infrared Photography at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort and Campground, and Pet Photography of Fido at Best Friends Pet Care.
From the roof of Disney's Contemporary Resort with the Seven Seas Lagoon and and Disney's Grand Floridian Resort in the background. Canon EOS Rebel T3i with EF 18-55mm - Shutter Priority - Focal Length 55mm - F/7.1 - ISO 100 - Shutter Speed 1/8.
Who knows what people do back at their room, some people may even do Maternity Photography, Boudoir Photography, or Nude Photography up there. But of course these aren't the only places around the Walt Disney World Resort for these types of photography (and more).
Monarch on a Flower - Disney's Wilderness Lodge Resort. Canon EOS Rebel T3i with EF 55-250mm - Flash Fired - Focal Length 200mm - F/5.6 - ISO 400 - Shutter Speed 1/200.
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It's safe to say that just about everyone visiting the Walt Disney World Resort takes pictures, be it with their DSLR, Point and Shoot, Micro Four-Thirds, Rangefinder or Camera Phone.
Seagull on a Roof - Disney's Magic Kingdom. Canon EOS Rebel T3i with EF 55-250mm - Focal Length 155mm - F/5.6 - ISO 250 - Shutter Speed 1/200.
Pretty much any camera will do on your vacation. Some popular cameras include the Canon EOS and Digital Rebel lines, with their EF and EF-S Lenses or Sigma Lenses, the Nikon D Series with their Nikkor lenses, Pentax Cameras, and the Olympus PEN System (Olympus PEN E-PL1). Hassleblad and Leica are rarer but still widely used. And by far the most common camera system is the Apple iPhone and the Motorola Droid and HTC phones. You may even occasionally see someone shooting with their Apple iPad 2 or Android Tablet (I can't wait to see The New iPad or iPad 3 pictures. I'm sure the resolution is great for it's size). And lest we forget about Kodak Disposable Cameras that are still largely popular.
Ladybug on a Rose - Taken at Epcot's Flower and Garden Festival. Canon EOS Rebel T3i with EF 55-250mm - Flash Fired - Focal Length 250mm - F/6.3 - ISO 100 - Shutter Speed 1/75.