When do you usually photograph?

[paulfish4570]

when the light is right, usually early or late ...

 

[calebarchie]

There was a short time when I wasn't working or studying I had gone out to the city and photographed every day straight for 2 weeks. Probably the best experience I've had in terms of exploring and photographic opportunities - got some very nice photos and started getting consistent.

But lately I've had some troubles with much less time, not feeling content with results and hence less enjoyment.

Sunday mornings.
You can find me at the playground:

004.16 by Giulio Stucchi, on Flickr

Sunday afternoon.
We are backing cakes:

Rolleiflex 004.16 by Giulio Stucchi, on Flickr

Great! I feel i could cut myself on your photos 😀

 

[barnwulf]

Mostly on Sunday mornings but sometimes other days and other times too. - jim

 

[thawkins]

When I travel. My work as a corporate pilot often allows a number of free days at some nice location. This weekend I am in Palm Springs, Ca. with my faithful M3 and a plentiful supply of Delta 100 film. Spent yesterday and today in the nearby mountains. I like early mornings and late afternoons for pictures but sometimes have to settle for whatever we can get.

 

[willie_901]

1. strangers
2. socio-economic subjects/themes
3. shadows/light play
4. architecture & interiors

 

[narsuitus]

When do you usually photograph?

Usually when I am awake

Occasionally when I am asleep (intervalometer)


JYC digital timer by Narsuitus, on Flickr

 

[Bill Clark]

Can't zero into a particular time.

When the moment arrives I make photographs.

 

[bluknght]

It depends on my mindset. I've always loved photography...but I haven't always been as vigilant. However, when I am I carry a camera with me all the time and shoot whenever I see something that grabs my attention. I also shoot quite a bit of family photos at home and during our jaunts around town.

 

[calebarchie]

when 'it' beckons ...
Life in Motion

When does it usually beckon for you? 😛

 

[raid]

I have been taking photos of people and of places that interested me a lot. During undergraduate college years, I took photos of students in my classes, even those who I did not like. Then, I started taking photos of the beautiful surroundings in Blacksburg (Virginia), and I got into landscape photography duirng my graduate education years. Another jump for me was after moving South and being close enough to drive back and forth to New Orleans. There, I started emphasizing street photography. I had fun with it. Then, I got married, and we had children. I then realized that I really enjoyed photographing my family first. I smile whenever I look at their photos. While family photos may bore other people. to me, my family comes first. I love taking photos os the ocean and the beaches. I never get tired from this part. I see new beauty each time I am at the beaches.
I never enjoyed taking photos of plants or animals.

 

[calebarchie]

Bump~ work is finally slowing down, maybe this is my chance..
Like to hear more 🙂

 

[BillBingham2]

These days my iPhone is always with me and allows me the freedom of take pictures whenever I see them.

I've actually found the simplicity of carry offsets the lack of control.

B2 (;->