IBM

Are you that dumb , can't you see your the one here that started it all go through it all slowly and it's clear cut , I was staiting facts
your the one who is miss reading here , I was stating facts , but you can't see past your scrambled brain ,

IBM

If you look closely ,the ones that come in every day and order a beer. They sit and Gab for two hours or so with that same beer , then leave and on week ends they may sit there for four or five hours and have two beers total ,

mcveed Loc: Kelowna, British Columbia (between trips)

Well, another useless poll degenerates into stupid argument.

YeloCab1

I had a couple cameras growing up. B&W film 27 or 28 exposure. I had to be careful about what I took pictures of because once the film was gone I was out of the film. I didn't have any money when I was that young so I was just out of the film. I guess it never occurred to me to ask my parents for more film. Anyway, it wasn't till I got my Blackberry camera I started really getting into taking pictures. With digital, there's basically no limit to the number of pictures you can take. Later, I joined Facebook and found a page dedicated to growing up in Daytona Beach Fl area (I grew up there). I figured out how to post pictures on the page and the next time I was there (I was living in Louisville KY at the time) I drove around taking pictures of as much of the stuff that was mentioned on the Daytona page as I could. It seems like about half the people on that site grew up there but moved from the area - They love seeing some of the Daytona icons they remember as kids!! This Krispy Kreme is an example. It seems like everybody sneaked there at lunchtime from the nearby high school at least once or twice and the people from other sections went there too. It's been there since the early 60's. There are hundreds of other places just like that - even though someone not from there might not think anything about it, people from the area get a real thrill out of seeing some of their old hangouts. The car lot with the Daytona sign in the picture is gone now by the way. It was originally Daytona Lincoln Mercury. It had also been there for years. They also sold used cars. Lots of local people bought their first car there. The building was torn down and a new Toyota outlet is there now. Just luck I caught word the Daytona in the picture. I've got over 100 GB of pictures from the Daytona area alone and still taking more

Paulie Loc: NW IL

speters Loc: Grangeville/Idaho

Why do people eat?

canon Lee

"It makes me happy", says it all.....

canon Lee

The question was asked so we as individuals can share our personal views, so that we can understand each other and share our own personal feelings..

canon Lee

Hi Mac. I use my camera as a tool that I use to earn my living. I am interested in what my fellow photographers take photos of & why. The only time I would take photos out of the studio and my clients, is when I want to do a painting using the shot as reference. I guess I don't have that special love of photography just to take photos. I just wouldn't know what to do with hundreds of photos of scenery, wild life, sun sets, beach scenes? But would want photos of family and friends, that I could frame and look at around the house.

canon Lee

I have just added IBM to my list of no comments.

canon Lee

Photography like golf, fishing, & a host of other things, is not a necessity to sustaining life. NOW eating is one of my basic needs. Photography for me is how I can eat. I assume that your comment was in jest.

canon Lee

Im with you on that....

canon Lee

canon Lee

Yes Don, its a way to know each other as individuals.

canon Lee

Hi glyph.... The question I ask is not about me but others here to share.... Thanks for your comments. I love the type of photography I do for a living. Yes I have been earning a living with photography, and in the decades of shoots, amazingly, I have never felt tired or bored with it. I actually look forward to my next shoot... Why would I have lost my joy of photography, just because I have been doing it for years? Does someone that loves playing golf loose their love of being on the greens just because the have been doing it for yrs? Actually they may have a new love as they get better at it.
People come to me to get good photos, where snap shots won't do. I seek to be a better photographer for others. I don't have a private collection stored away on a hard drive, but I do have iPHONE snaps of family and friends that I like to hang on my wall. These photos don't need to be perfect, but they are just a wonderful image for me to look at.
As to me giving you my equipment, Glyph you wouldnt want it all, as they are really used a lot, heavy, and need a lot of room to use them properly. Stick with your hand held, and happy shooting my friend....