Men vs woman photographers?
Colourful Photography wrote: All I know is women aren't are good as men because they get too emotional. How can women take good photos when they're crying all the time? It takes a man to take a good photo under pressure.
I often wonder how women manage to post on this forum:
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Colourful Photography wrote: All I know is women aren't are good as men because they get too emotional. How can women take good photos when they're crying all the time? It takes a man to take a good photo under pressure.
Much if this, I agree with. However these days you can't tell a lot of times. I've seen grown dudes cry when their Prius won't start, and women who'll rip your face off if you open the door for them. I get confused.
However, the answer to the original question.
Men 47%
Women 46%
Other 7%
Why so serious?
no idea, I would guess more guys traditionally are found in this area, but times have changed long ago and more women are picking up cameras and making a go at this, just like everyone else. icepics wrote: This is the 21st century, right? maybe some of the comments are meant to be joking??? I would hope.
Camera Diva, I haven't seen any articles or anything on it; I imagine it's changed as have other fields of work. I've done local hockey and only know of one other female sports/hockey photographer locally.
Let's see, I didn't cry when a puck bounced off my lens, or when they brought an injured player off the ice between the benches and the team doctor lept into the tunnel next to where I was standing... guess it depends on what you're suited for (I'm a hockey fan, I can take it! lol).
You should have capitalized "maybe" in your second question. Also what's up with all the question marks?
Some women are more butch than others that's true. I'm not sure if you should get married though. I am quite open minded so I'll let the courts decide.
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