Most overused phrases in photography?
Billwill78 wrote: "Say Cheese"
Dude no one says that anymore.
The worst phrase I've personally heard:
"I want a camera that will make me take photos as good as you." Here take mine and try it out. LOL
Most overused phrase:
"Canon or Nikon?"
I usually get asked if I can get someones picture into the magazine when i am shooting a game. Fan shots don't usually make it past the editor so i usually politely decline
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Baydream wrote:
I think you were getting hit on.Rob pix4u2 wrote: Got to ask how many of you have been told " Wow that's a BIG camera you have there" ( statement directed toward me at the Arena last weekend by an arena employee I had not met before) my response was " Which One ?" since I was carrying a D90 with a 300mm on the monopod and a D90 with an 80-200mm at the time.
Yeah probably she was but I kind of wonder about someone who has a nametag that says " Alcohol Control Supervisor" when I was ordering my usual coffee prior to the game at the ice cream stand.
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