Photography is an essential part of our lives. We use it to record new memories and discover new things we were previously unaware of. Some people, like those at TMZ, exploit photos of the rich and famous to boost their own popularity. Others just take photos because they are obsessed with it. I dislike being photographed. My mom always puts huge emphasis on the "perfect picture", and always forces me into uncomfortable poses and such for the best photo, seeing how she dislikes my posture. It's quite annoying, to be honest. 

Do you like photography? What photos do you like taking? Do you dislike photography? What photos don't you like taking? Thanks for your support, friends. 

I like looking at nicely taken pictures. If that's what you're asking, then I like photography. I, myself, cannot take a decent picture 2 times in a row, so I'm not very good at it, lol. I especially suck at taking photos with a digital camera. I'm actually not that bad with an iPhone or something like that. I like taking photos that kinda capture cool things in nature. I do not like taking pictures on trips of other people standing in front of inanimate objects. I do not like having my picture taken several times while standing in front of an inanimate object either. It's really just a waste of time in my opinion. I usually like having my picture taken, but when it's with a bunch of other people, or in a situation where it's just more of a hassle than anything, I don't like it/ 

I have taken some nice photos in the past... So, photography is really amazing. I see most people can take at least a few good pictures at least once in a while. To me photography is only fun if you have good scenery or are in a cool place... (Buildings museums etc.)

I love photography. Photography is a chance to play sorcerer or God. You see something, you capture an image or present the daily norm in a beautiful, perfect moment and others can see what you're looking at.

Photography is like ESP or telepathy. You can see how I see the world. Very little, except the right words, can do that. So often I hear, "Oh, I can't explain it exactly," or "You had to be there." That means they couldn't bring that experience to life.

Photography brings the experience to life. The pictures that show a first person view of the front seat of a roller coaster breasting the big hill, about to go down, we all know the feeling of that. We see that picture and our heartbeat picks up. Our breath is caught in our lungs because we're about to throw our hands in the air (or hold on for dear life) and scream while the roller coaster roars at the ground.

Photography tells a story and shares emotion. It's the perfect way to make your feelings and emotions available to other people. Pictures are about the feeling of the moment, not the action of the moment. Words of a story tell what happened. A picture give emotion.

I do. It helps keeps memories of things of the past and to help you remember from those times. I feel if you don't take pictures, that you won't keep memories of what you should be able to remember so its really important you do. Which is why at times for birthdays or other special events I take as many photos as I can. If I kept up with that I might had become a photographer like my uncle once was in the past.

ooo! I love taking photos/pictures and I enjoy looking at them, even though I don't have the best cameras and equipment. It may sound odd but I prefer taking photos with a digital camera rather than a phone or tablet, but that's probably because I remember a time when there were no cellphones... oO;; (I wonder if anyone here even knows what film is now...? j/k ) As for the subjects, I take pictures of pretty much anything just for fun. In particular, I love trying to capture funny or special moments because I know most people would enjoy those more.

As for whether or not I enjoy having my picture taken… I don't particularly like it but I don't particularly dislike it either. I do think group photos are a lot more fun though. If there's a type of picture I dislike taking, it's probably a selfie. It's easier for me to just ask someone else to help me take a picture, if I somehow need a picture of myself. =P

As for taking pictures 2 times in a row, I totally agree that it's near impossible to get the pictures to be the same. lol For me though, it usually happens like this:

Picture 1 - Wait! We blinked! Again! Again!

Picture 2 - Hey, stop pushing haha we're about to- ... You took the pic at 2 again, didn't you?! -.-

I have a friend who likes it and my sister takes pictures of everything so I like it but I never have much involvement. I can appreciate it, to say the least.

Yeah, I could say I'm into photography at times.

I mostly prefer taking photos of natural settings and up-close subjects. I don't want to waste anybody's time trying to get the perfect shot on them, so I hardly bother with people.

Since I'm too broke for a quality camera, I rely on a phone with a good camera, like my Samsung Galaxy S7, or my Sony Xperia Z3.
Whenever I'm wanting to take a good shot, I always set my camera to advanced mode, fine-tune it to my liking, try to position a good shot on the subject, and edit the photo afterwards on Snapseed. I always have the idea of that perfect shot (the way my eyes see it) I can never seem to get, but the photos are still good nonetheless.

I am not very photogenic, though. I suck at taking a flattering selfie, which leaves me scratching my head at how the people who post on Instagram take such beautiful selfies.

I would definitely say that I have an interest in photography. I mostly take pictures of nature or animals. Similar to Kackarot, I don't really have much interest in taking photos of people. I may not have a fancy professional camera to take pictures with, however, I am still able to get enjoyment out of taking pictures using my phone's camera (which is actually capable of taking some really sharp high-quality images). I also enjoy editing and tinkering with the photos I've taken afterward. 

Oddly enough though, as much as I like taking photos of nature and my surroundings, I really despise having others take pictures of me. Whether it be a family photo or someone else taking a selfie with me in the background, I don't enjoy being photographed. I never have and most likely never will. 

I love photography. Long ago I took a photo class in high school, where we were actually able to develop the photos, and I loved it, and was already big into photos before then. I love taking good photos, whether it's just of scenery or cool places, or events, or weather.