What Is Your Favourite Photography Subject?

Cars, trucks, rural landscapes, nature landscapes

Flowers, Waterfalls, Lakes, Ponds (all natural waterscapes)

Good themes, keep on working !
This weekend, I photographed sunny colorful umbrellas, summer style decoration, hung over the street.
I can't wait to upload my best selection into my Faa gallery :)

Akos.

Cactus flowers!

Hi, I like lovely rivers while walking in the countryside - and Kingfishers are special!

This may be bad for selling but I love variety so I don't like to limit myself in any way. A lot of times my favorite subject may be the one that's the most unusual or just something I haven't had much experience with. Yes, my portfolio is very eclectic but you might be able to find almost anything with a good search.

I do have to fight my desire to create UFO images. Every once in a while I just have to do it just to satisfy the craving. lol

I'm a one trick pony.

I like variety, so I photograph whatever interests me.

Stormy weather is a good one. Lots of drama.

Beaches waterfalls flowers antique cars

Anything, that look Beautiful to me.

It would be beach, boardwalk and big city. Add in night shots for those and I like those even better.

I love variety also! Love landscapes (especially while traveling) vintage autos, florals, animals and etc. My portfolio you might say is very eclectic!

Also love to take photos of vintage houses!

anything that's in front of me. especially lately. otherwise its antique stuff in a room like a mill. or still life.


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Trees and vehicles.... cars trucks etc.

And anything that speaks to me and simply have to photograph.

Bill Tomsa

https://bill-tomsa.pixels.com

Flowers.

Street photography.

Still Art photography.

Portrait.

Nude.


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www.marciofaustino.com

Chicago

1 People, especially faces
2 Street
3 Macro Floral

I'm a travel photographer and I generally like the journalistic type of photos, with scenes (mainly urban), people and I also enjoy observing those kind of "seen but not noticed" things :)

Oh, I also love architecture, boats and water!

European architecture. Unfortunately I live in the U.S. and Americans aren't allowed in Europe right now (or just about anywhere else in the world for that matter). Thankfully I live in Arizona which in my opinion is the most photogenic of the fifty states, so I have been doing a lot of local shooting.

Landscapes, especially water falls or flowing water like streams and rivers. Old derelict buildings and vehicles.

The Milky Way and the night sky are my absolute favorites but I also love everything from cityscapes to wildlife. Abandoned buildings and churches, carnivals and fairs, you name it. Pretty much everything except portraits or weddings.

I used to be a bird photographer but now I am a maritime photographer. Click my avatar and sea my collections.

Things that sit still. And if a person gets in the shot it is ruined.

Leaves, especially dead and dying leaves, forests and woodlands, architecture, seascapes.

anything but people..lol

My absolute favorite is photographing tall ships. Second is anything Nature.

I like photographing wild flowers of the steppe. They are not amazing in real life, but I make them amazing in my photos.

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Mostly, I just like to paint.

Abstract theme in photography, is very hard to cover, what do you think?

Anything that catches my attention.

Anything that doesn't move...

First - landscapes with water, then astro/nighttime and then waterfowl.

Landscapes, but I like to explore other types of photography as well.

What is interesting and hard about photography to make it as a visual art.

Hello Akos, excellent discussion along with your masterful personal gallery and sequence of images.....

Here is a quote from my gallery bio, 'I have explored and sub-stained the frequency of the spectrum of colors that surround me since the 1950's. My first camera I owned was a Christmas Gift a Kodak Brownie Fiesta 1962 from my parents at age 11 over 57 years as an artist and photographer. Eye See Colors the frequency of nature, humanity in harmony' my gallery is evidence of a creative art and photography and its uniqueness. My personal emphasis nature and still life.....

My personal ambitions, creativity is no different than anyone else individuality and creative process. My own belief, "no goal is beyond reach while achieving success" now 68 continue and relay on the frequency of my surroundings. I have no singular preference, interest or if a series of shots or that one shot, I have a life long documentation of before and after images and the changing perspective....

Everything all of us create is our contribution to humankind either as a recognized artist/photographer or an unknown origin the lasting affect of ascetics and eye appeal.

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I love variety!Landscapes,wildlife,nature,flowers,people...Beauty is everywhere!

Nudes but I have a hard time finding willing subjects.

Birds and other wildlife

Interesting subjects, also how often do you searching for themes? daily, weekly or monthly ?

Hello Akos, I am a long distance bicyclist and up until the pandemic stay home prior to the stay home mandate pretty much daily. Generally when I travel by bike the camera always travels with me. I do not purposely plan to find the photo op I stumble upon it. If it is a event, or announcement of a second line I do go prepared and do a series.....

Abstracts

Critters I see while wandering around in the boonies. If there are no critters, just the boonies will do.

nice one Edward.............for me, natural and intimate landscape, maybe "earthscape"?

I love macro photography for it's abstraction and off course I have done a lot of food photography. I don't like to limit myself and if it catches my eye it will end up in my camera.

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Backyard birds and flowers when at home. When I am out in the back roads alone with my camera any little thing that catches my eye will do but in the winter months when there is no motivation in the landscape I look upwards and find some fun and funky weather vanes that way. I think my most favorite weather vanes are found when I am on vacation though. I love the creativity in them and how the creator put their personality into them too. They are true pieces of art IMO.

Leslie Montgomery Windmills- Weather Vanes

Cityscapes, Panoramas, Skylines, Architecture and lately taking images that were good but not great and adding layered elements to give them a boost.



This was taken on a foggy night of the Griffith Observatory in Los Angeles. It was a good exposure with lacking sky visability.

This is hard because my favorites change, but I guess sports. I enjoy capturing determination you can sometimes see in athletes faces.

High Speed Photography.

Macro is my staple - usually insects, small creatures, plants and sometimes mechanical things.

But I have started to get a bit of a kick out of abstract work in the last 12 months.

What I hardly ever photograph - people.

Anything that sells... simple...

Nice for everyone! Keep on working.

Akos.