dennis2146 Loc: Eastern Idaho

While it is a VERY minor annoyance, I can hardly even call it a pesky distraction, I have since changed my attitude. Years ago I realized that pictures, good pictures, mean something different to all of us. How many times has a co worker shown you vacation, family or some other photograph with the exclamation, Younshould see the great photos I took of the Grand Canyon, family, fishing or hunting photos, any photos? You look at the pictures and there is your friend, unrecognizable, holding a fish but it is too far away to see much? The Grand Canyon is all but lost in noonday sun so color is nonexistent? To most people the photos are totally useless and would be deleted but to him they are the photos of a lifetime. My point is that those photos are not meant for your enjoyment but his. If he is happy then why stress at all?

There are two photographers here on UHH who submit the almost exact photos every single day. No change, just one type of photograph. When I click on the photo I immediately go to the next subject title. The photos are not necessarily bad but just the same every day. I don’t say anything because others might enjoy them. The poster(s) obviously enjoy.
them. I can move on.

Dennis

DanielB Loc: San Diego, Ca

Big white lenses that say "HEY THERE IS A GUY TAKING PICTURES WITH A BIG EXPENSIVE LENS".

kenArchi Loc: Seal Beach, CA

It's a mean drug

canon Lee

I shoot for a living, so it's the business side of photography that I dislike mostly... I am passionate about taking photos, and the passion is still there after over a decade of being in the business side of photography....

TheShoe Loc: Lacey, WA

You can even apply the same complaint to almost all cameras digital.

Indiana Loc: Huntington, Indiana

Well, I don't like the suggestion that since I have a camera on my shoulder or in my hand, that I represent a threat or predatious activity with my visibility. I think people have a tendency to jump to the negative immediately, rather than assume I am about to photograph something interesting that they don't yet see, but I do.

jwest Loc: South Dakota

It’s not the camera.

sodapop Loc: Bel Air, MD

Apparently his first photo was perfect. I am impressed....

copladocus

Post processing. I dislike the time in front of the computer. I'd rather be shooting. This pushes me to be better at SOOC but, alas, I rarely achieve that quality...

Harry0 Loc: Gardena, Cal

Or supposedly doing a like to like comparison with 3 cameras in the $500 to $1000 range, and that camera. Expressing surprise that the $5000 rig beat the $500 bundle by a few specs, and recommending we all get the same $5000 set and dismissing the others.

Wuligal Loc: Slippery Rock, Pa.

Sorry I couldn't help you out but, for me, it's all good. Not perfect, but really good.

LoneRangeFinder Loc: Left field

Yeah: family, food, home, & clothing are not priorities.

sirlensalot Loc: Arizona

Price of DSLR's and MILC's that we must pay for the video capability, even if we never use it.

drmike99 Loc: Fairfield Connecticut

I don’t think that Polachrome ever reached the quality of Kodak Disc Film.

Harry0 Loc: Gardena, Cal

You mean, with a little time and effort my Kiev60 will get me laid?
I too dislike the attitude that with a camera in hand I should take photos of random strangers, fix them up, and send those to them.
I dislike odd aholes "adding content" (throwing rocks in the water, sticks at the birds, etc) and requesting a 10
% commission on any future sales.
Same type of aholes photobombing various wedding and family events, and wanting credit.
Aholes coming up: "Why are you taking pictures of *that*! You can buy a photo calendar at the store!"