Non-professional photographers who carry their camera at all the times?

9 years 8 months ago #395542 by Rudy Sosa
Well I wouldn't say it's always on my hip, but I do carry it almost everywhere I go.  


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9 years 8 months ago #395618 by Scott Klubeck
:agree:  same with me


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9 years 8 months ago #395645 by JeremyS
I carry my camera with me when I am going on a trip or am going for a drive or a walk somewhere, I won't take it on my way to work or on my day to day business that is not very interesting and presents no opportunities for me.


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9 years 8 months ago #395651 by Julie Staas
You kidding me?  Mine's under my pillow with me at night.  :rofl:

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9 years 8 months ago #395706 by [email protected]

Julie Staas wrote: You kidding me?  Mine's under my pillow with me at night.  :rofl:


THAT'S what that is under your pillow!


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9 years 8 months ago #395784 by Uplander
Always have mine with me, well most of the time


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9 years 8 months ago #395794 by Joves
I am an unprofessional photographer who carries his camera all the time. I have missed far too many shots over many years to not carry it. For example the very last time I left the camera in my work truck on a job site, I was on the way to the porta-john, and about 30 feet from me was a bobcat watching me. He did not bolt off, and was just watching me heading in that direction. So this is why I always carry a camera with me, when I am out and about.  


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9 years 8 months ago #395819 by TCooper

KenMan wrote: As my wife :rofl:    - "Why do you always need to carry your camera, you aren't always taking photos with it" - I'm always ready!  



I think are wife's are talking, because they are saying the same thing.  :pinch:


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9 years 8 months ago #395880 by Conner
When I first got started my camera was with me 100% of the time, I woulds say that is about nearly the same now.  Perhaps 10% margin of when it's not with me.  


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9 years 8 months ago #396155 by Office Guy

Conner wrote: When I first got started my camera was with me 100% of the time, I woulds say that is about nearly the same now.  Perhaps 10% margin of when it's not with me.  



I'm just about the same, it's nice to have a point and shoot camera too


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9 years 8 months ago #396180 by icepics
Why is there a need to carry a camera all the time? Go live your life. I usually bring a camera along if I'm going out and about where I expect I may want to take pictures. I don't usually bring it along going out to dinner, shopping, etc. Realistically it's not going to be possible or reasonable to photograph every cool thing you see every day, and what would you possibly do with so many pictures anyway? It seems lately like life is passing a lot of people by while they're trying to take pictures of it.

Sharon
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9 years 8 months ago #396208 by garyrhook

icepics wrote: Why is there a need to carry a camera all the time? Go live your life. I usually bring a camera along if I'm going out and about where I expect I may want to take pictures. I don't usually bring it along going out to dinner, shopping, etc. Realistically it's not going to be possible or reasonable to photograph every cool thing you see every day, and what would you possibly do with so many pictures anyway? It seems lately like life is passing a lot of people by while they're trying to take pictures of it.


+1. What she said.


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9 years 8 months ago #396217 by hghlndr6

garyrhook wrote:

icepics wrote: Why is there a need to carry a camera all the time? Go live your life. I usually bring a camera along if I'm going out and about where I expect I may want to take pictures. I don't usually bring it along going out to dinner, shopping, etc. Realistically it's not going to be possible or reasonable to photograph every cool thing you see every day, and what would you possibly do with so many pictures anyway? It seems lately like life is passing a lot of people by while they're trying to take pictures of it.


+1. What she said.


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9 years 8 months ago #397552 by Roger Lang
Never leaves my side, which is another reason I'm excited about moving to mirrorless.  Smaller!


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9 years 8 months ago #397602 by photobod
Rarely carry my camera, if I did I would have to leave it in the car on many occasions and I am not prepared to do that, I am of course always slapping my forehead when I see that wonderful missed opportunity. 

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