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garyrhook wrote: I don't, but I should. I keep seeing things that grab my attention.
However, if I did that, I'd never get anywhere that I need to be.
Yeah Murphy's Law has bit me in the butt too often to not carry my camera with me all of the time.
So I always carry mine with me, and like you have had friends roll their eyes, or ask me if I could not leave it at home. I always say well I do not need to go. Actually if it is all day thing my pack, and monopod, tripod come with me.
Family time is over-rated. Ditch the family and take some pictures.Frost Photography wrote: I used to, for the first handful of years in photography I always had my camera with me. These days if I had my camera with me, it would take away from my family time. So I play the safe card and leave the DSLR home.
Just kidding. Shadowfixer1 wrote:
Family time is over-rated. Ditch the family and take some pictures.Frost Photography wrote: I used to, for the first handful of years in photography I always had my camera with me. These days if I had my camera with me, it would take away from my family time. So I play the safe card and leave the DSLR home.
Well my family knows that I will have a camera attached to me, so if I did not have mine they would ask if I was sick, or something to that effect.
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