I photograph abandoned buildings. Some photographers photograph doors, mailboxes, manhole covers, windows etc. Do you have a particular object that you photograph regularly and have a collection of?
I shoot a lot of...well, nothing really. I just haul the camera bag around with me everywhere just in case. Of what I don't know as it hasn't happened yet. But it will...one day...and I will be there...
Nothing of the sort. Take a look at my portfolio - I really don't have a 'usual' subject..
I think I have a lot of "repeat" subjects more than "usual" ... Isaac is my usual model, but I usually try to make it so he can't be recognized ... I shoot a lot of flower macros and landscapes and sunsets, funny road signs and interesting license plates, and I've shot a substantial collection of native American basketry for stock ... I think some of my "technically best" shots are classic still lifes ... I shoot a lot of pictures from the car (and train) for unusual and transient perspectives ... when I can, I try and have the picture make some kind of comment (humorous, political, or sometimes both) on the current state of the world ...
I shoot a lot of...well, nothing really. I just haul the camera bag around with me everywhere just in case. Of what I don't know as it hasn't happened yet. But it will...one day...and I will be there...
I've been through spates where I've shot a lot of horses and abandoned buildings. But mostly anything goes. There have been days where we've got up early to shoot wildlife in the morning, street photography later in the day, then studio projects in the evening.
Not yet... still looking for that "magic" object/subject/style to grab DPC's balls to win ribbons, then I will keep going the same thing over and over and over and over...
Not yet... still looking for that "magic" object/subject/style to grab DPC's balls to win ribbons, then I will keep going the same thing over and over and over and over...
well, you get the point!
I have actually found that, but I decided to never shoot it again...
Now I'm looking for the next thing I'll never shoot again.
It would easier to say that I don't shoot many portraits or "people" photos. Everything else is fair game, and I also keep my gear handy.
When I do shoot people shots it's usually something special going on, or a portrait sort of shot with either old manual or antique/unusual glass.
