Hi Bill,

I enjoy capturing portrait style photos, whenever possible, with my long zoom point-and-shoot cameras. This is what I'm passionate about and what continues to motivate me in my love of photography. Here's what I like to do:

Canon SX50 HS Gallery:
http://tonybritton.smugmug.com/

Nikon Coolpix P610 Gallery:
http://tonybritton.smugmug.com/Other/Nikon-Coolpix-P610/

"Strictly For The Birds":
http://tonybritton.smugmug.com/Other/Strictly-For-The-Birds/

Best regards,

Tony

What do you photograph?

I've been reading and answering questions in this forum for about a year now, and I see lots and lots of different perspectives and backgrounds. It's cool to read others' points of view and such.

My own photography has run a lifetime gamut... First I recorded family and friends, as a kid. In junior high, I got into school newspaper and yearbook photography. In college, I covered concerts, events, landscapes and travel, all with color slide film.

After a brief career in college radio and commercial radio, I became an AV producer, doing training and promotional slide shows, filmstrips, videos, and photo illustrations for print, in a company that printed school yearbooks and portraits. Eight years of that led to 25 more years in that industry, in eight very different but related roles.

I've continued to photograph people, processes, products, and procedures, in addition to the occasional event or landscape.

But what I most want to know is, what subject matter gets YOUR creative juices going? Are there any really weird specialty photographers here? Where do you point your camera most often?

What do you photograph?

I've been reading and answering questions in this forum for about a year now, and I see lots and lots of different perspectives and backgrounds. It's cool to read others' points of view and such.

My own photography has run a lifetime gamut... First I recorded family and friends, as a kid. In junior high, I got into school newspaper and yearbook photography. In college, I covered concerts, events, landscapes and travel, all with color slide film.

After a brief career in college radio and commercial radio, I became an AV producer, doing training and promotional slide shows, filmstrips, videos, and photo illustrations for print, in a company that printed school yearbooks and portraits. Eight years of that led to 25 more years in that industry, in eight very different but related roles.

I've continued to photograph people, processes, products, and procedures, in addition to the occasional event or landscape.

But what I most want to know is, what subject matter gets YOUR creative juices going? Are there any really weird specialty photographers here? Where do you point your camera most often?