Your Favorite Category

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<p>I've not seen this question in the forums before, so here goes...<br>

What are the 3 most common categories of photograph images, here at photo.net, you-<br>

• like to look at?<br>

• like to give a rating, comment?<br>

No explanation needed or expected. My favorites are- Fine Art, Abstract and Nudes</p>

 

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<p>Landscapes. I'll also give an explanation: that's what I'm most interested in photographing, and examining and commenting on the landscape photographs from other people helps me in my own photography (don't ask me how; it just does, slowly but surely) (I think).</p>

<p>Not really sure what is my fav.</p>

<p>I like landscapes so sure I will check em out, I like the no words posts, sometimes even posting my own, I love GeneM's post of lost film (actually his posts are my fav).</p>

<p>I prefer the b&w posts as Im more interested in b&w photography (shooting of the film and developing aspects).</p>

<p>portraits, street/documentary, fine art</p>

<p>Documentary, photojournalism and humor.</p>

<p>Landscape, Birds, Nature</p>

<p>Nudes, portrait, fine art.</p>

<p>Casual Conversation, No Words, Documentary.</p>

<p>And, although you didn't ask....the one I try to avoid is ..."Weddings and Social Events"</p>

<p>Regards, Robert</p>

<p>Macro, Insects and Nature...</p>

<p>Film & Processing, No Words, Documentary</p>

<p>Portrait -- because it is the most difficult to do well. No bias here, eh?</p>

<p>no words, and I always end up in the 'ALL' no filter view</p>

<p>Portraits, Children, Street Photography</p>

<p>Oh boy more favourites Yipee!</p>

<p>No Words</p>

<p>Portraits, Street Photography/Cityscapes/Documentary and Random.</p>

<p>Street/Documentary, Fine Art, Portraits</p>

<p><strong>Gordon</strong>, you better watch it or you're going to be first on my list of people to send that iINTENT gadget from Apple that reads sarcasm and irony in Internet posts! ;)</p>

<p>See you over at the TRP, OK?</p>

<p>Bring it on Fred! If everyone was able to receive the full brunt of my intonation and intent, it could only make me more poopular..... right?</p>

<p>Now back to the TRP for some more of my favourite HDRs. I hear they've got some old barns over there today.</p>

<p>No Words, Michael Mancil's gallery, and then Josh Dunham Wood's gallery</p>

<p>architecture, nature, and definitely Travel</p>