Photography – Do you pursue it as an interest of yours?

Never was interested in photography. I make sure pics are taken of all the kids when babies and toddlers for prosperity and that's about it. My ex inherited an old camera with a lot of accessories and lenses. He and I went out and took a lot of pics and used different lenses and such. It was fun.

Before the digital age I only took photos of my children as they were growing up. However, without a car or job, I couldn't get my husband to develop some of the film and over time some was ruined. However, I am not great at taking pictures, so that was also a factor in that I didn't take many. Then when I got my hands on a digital camera, I was hooked, I don't take a lot, but I do take much more than I use to. Mostly of family and interesting things like the dogs I work with or to remember something that happen like when my son got a badminton birdie stuck in the tree followed by a Frisbee he used to get it out.

As much as I love photography, I've cut down on taking pictures. Thanks to my kids, I'm nowhere near as picture happy as i used to be.

As an artist, I've always had an interest in photography. I loved taking photos on my old film camera, but we had to be ever so careful. These days in the digital world, we could literally take all we want and the results are instant. I still prefer my digital camera - I don't like to fumble around with the phone camera too much. Really, I enjoy capturing moments for memories - not so much for artistic purposes. I love taking pictures of family, especially the kids, in all the things we do in life. I rarely put up my own photos on sites like this, but I will put up photos on places like FB (though these days I mostly do not have the time). In any case, I do enjoy taking pictures!

You could say I am obsessed. I have a nice camera with a very good zoom feature that allows me to capture objects in motion, specially birds There are enough subjects under my very nose guests, pets, garden. I do not go on holidays now but I have thousands of photos taken when I was visiting foreign countries. I am on viewbug where this picture has received many peer votes .

I was seriously into photography for a few years, but the health issues I've been having forced me to put it on the back burner for a while. I'm still seriously contemplating the possibility of turning it into a career. The only problem with that is that I'd be competing with a lot of photographers in my area, so I need to work on building up my portfolio and improving my portrait techniques before I commit to that. I've done volunteer work for the early childhood education center my toddler goes to, and I'm signed up to help out with yearbook photography for my older daughter's school this year. Aside from that sort of stuff, I like playing around with macros, traditional film photography, and alternative processes like infrared. I'm still working on reorganizing all of my photos after reformatting my hard drive, so I don't quite know where a lot of my "good" photos are at. The one I'm uploading with this response is a digital infrared photo of one of the historic buildings in Jerome, Arizona. It's an old mining town, and there are a ton of places like this throughout the town. The infrared light (which we can't see) is what gives the plants the snowy white look.

I am not really into photography but due to the influence of social networking sites where pictures become part of an interesting post, that aroused my interest to play with my almost forgotten camera.

Hi Dpk how are you? looks like you are good, happy to see you again here well, I am kind of safe person I rare to share my picture to public as we know the world out there is so mean some may use your photo to took private information and use it to commit a crime

I don't have a on the go camera or at least one I always carry around with me. In this day and age that must sound strange. There are some good cams now on everything, that are not expensive. Still, I might not take selfies with it. Not sure.

I love taking photos - not selfies, but photos of people and places I see. I have driven several digital cameras virtually to destruction now.

It is one of my fervent wishes to have a very good camera so that I too may take lovely photos and share. Sadly, it is not to be at this time, they are very expensive.

I take lots of photos of my cats, ever since they were kittens. They even know to close their eyes now the minute they see the camera come out. But I just love those little buggers so much, I raised them from the second they took their first breath (along with their Mama). They're like my kids. And what do parents do with their kids? Take tons of photos of them.

Not interested in photography. Just love to pose though

I love taking photography but I am not really an expert on the subject.

I do like to take pictures of nature and of my family but I rarely load them onto FB or any other social media website. I do email them to friends and family sometimes .

I take lots of photos when I travel. At home I take photos of local castles and manors, abandoned houses, different kinds of festivals etc. I never upload photos on Facebook, because I don't use the site much, but I use my photos as illustrations when I write articles online. I prefer to use my own photos, because I never have to worry copyright and things like that. I use my photos of abandoned houses in my art.

I just take a few pictures with my little Canon camera just for the family's memories.