As the title says really, just wondering as i'm new to photography and these forums and it would be interesting to know what most people enjoy shooting.
Landscapes, although I am seriously limited in terms on lens capability, close ups (or macro filters!). Wildlife and flowers as well. Basically, and I know this sounds pretty bad, anything without people or kids!
Thing is, the two of us love to get out and about with the cameras, don't have kids or a dog and just enjoy what we do!
I shoot loads of equestrian stuff, but shooting people would be my favourite. Just don't do nearly enough of it....
Need to practise more. It's a time thing though !
I started off a few months ago doing landscapes and architecture mainly around Liverpool. Got a couple printed in the paper and praise on flickr so that really got me into it.
I have recently done a fashion shoot at the TP meet in Preston and really enjoyed that.
I feel that doing landscapes etc provides me with photos that I like and I am happy with whereas doing portraits and photo shoots mainly provides other people with photos they are happy with. If that makes sense !
i like landscape stuff the most, then after that i guess i like doing people shots. not posed or owt like that just candids plus some goofily posed ones around the pitting area or trackside at race meetings (RC Cars)
i tend to leave the car photography to the people with the expensive lenses as things that small moving that quickly are very hard to photograph well!
i like capturing a bit of emotion or a few characters
As the title says really, just wondering as i'm new to photography and these forums and it would be interesting to know what most people enjoy shooting.
I think my photography is intertwined with my other hobbies so I shoot cars, motorsport, surfing, MTBing, equestrian, landscapes etc - pretty much everything really!
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