Favorite Subject
By soulist
@soulist (2985)
United States
July 29, 2008 2:05pm CST
What is your favorite subject to photography and why? I love landscapes or sunsets. They are just so beautiful to capture on film. Sometimes the sunsets are never the same image. It's just beautiful and fun to try and capture the sunsetting at just the right moment you know.
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6 responses
@alena824 (376)
• Philippines
30 Jul 08
Whatever mood strikes me usually dictate the subject of my photograph. Sometimes I happen to be in a place where the scene literally takes your breath away, so I am compelled to capture that on camera. Other times, I catch a person in some interesting or crazy pose, I want that, too. Other times, I love taking photos of people horsing around begging to have their pictures taken. So, it's really something fun for me.
@ladym33 (10979)
• United States
29 Aug 11
That is a good question and a lovely photo. I think I am mostly like you there is something about a sunset that is just so beautiful. It is like God's artwork in the sky. Sometimes even clouds amaze me. I also find water falls very beautiful and mountains. I love taking pictures of mountains. But I think from a photography standpoint there is nothing more amazing then a sunset over water.
@ladym33 (10979)
• United States
31 Oct 08
I like taking pictures of people. But I also really enjoy taking pictures of nature from up hight to down below. Or a picture of a waterfall or a beautiful home or building. I also like to take pictures of things I think are humorous. Of course my favorite subjects are my children.
@greenglitterturtle (2750)
• United States
29 Jul 08
sunsets and oceans, lakes, rivers. because they are so beautiful and serene. they can transport you as you view them to a place without bills and paperwork and vacuuming, and commuting.
@welikemoney (383)
• United States
30 Jul 08
I love to photograph people and animals, especially my cats. They're always just so candid that I find myself snapping photos of them all the time! I love the creativity of being able to catch people in their comfort zone doing what they normally would w/o a camera watching.