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  Photography Forum: Philosophy Of Photography Forum: 
  Q. most over-photographed things

Asked by james warden    (K=134) on 5/27/1999 
what are the most over-photographed things ?


    



 james warden   (K=134) - Comment Date 5/27/1999
i think extra weight should be added to comments from those who have worked at PHOTO LABS !





 Mike Dixon   (K=1387) - Comment Date 5/27/1999
Middle-class children. Sunsets. Scantily-clad women.





 Jeff Spirer   (K=2523) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
Pets and Yosemite. Not usually in the same photograph, however.





 james mickelson   (K=7344) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
bad ideas.





 Howard Creech   (K=3161) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
I'd have to vote with kids, sunsets, and tripod hole landscapes.





 Sean    (K=2) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
waterfalls, waterfalls, waterfalls.





 Trib    (K=2701) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
as a 12 year vet. I'd have to say any photo with the subject "bulls-eye dead center"





 John O'Connell   (K=2) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
Brides.





 Chris Hawkins   (K=1508) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
Nothing! If photographing someone makes you happy, then do it. However, you might want to be sensitive about to whom you subject pictures of your cats.





 Tony Rowlett   (K=1575) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
People who are posed, facing the camera looking bored.





 Darron Spohn   (K=781) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
Check presentations, ribbon cuttings, award ceremonies, city council meetings, one particular high school volleyball player in Kerrville, TX (but she had great legs).





 rene    (K=102) - Comment Date 5/28/1999
In the words of the great Zen master: Everything, and ...nothing.



Grasshopper.





 james mickelson   (K=7344) - Comment Date 5/29/1999
Ahhh. Grass-a-hopper.





 jacque staskon   (K=109) - Comment Date 5/29/1999
anything that is photographerd without passion becomes over photographed.





 Kenny Chiu   (K=164) - Comment Date 5/30/1999
Group photos of most kinds. Family photos are an exception. The rich or famous (people or place).





 Pico diGoliardi   (K=1327) - Comment Date 5/31/1999
Lens Test Charts





 Robert Lyman   (K=177) - Comment Date 5/31/1999
Everything on the planet. The "things" aren't the issue. If your photography is redundant, then everything you photograph will be an over photo'd thing. If your work is fresh you will bring new life to your tired old subjects.





 mark lindsey   (K=1720) - Comment Date 6/2/1999
Here here! I agree with Bob!





 james mickelson   (K=7344) - Comment Date 6/3/1999
Ooooo! Artspeak. Lumberjack





 tom meyer   (K=2752) - Comment Date 6/3/1999
Where is artspeak? Oh it must be the use of "redundant"...it's got three whole syllables in it...t





 james mickelson   (K=7344) - Comment Date 6/4/1999
No Tom, it's the freshness of the redundancy not the redundancy of the freshness. James





 tom meyer   (K=2752) - Comment Date 6/4/1999
Speaking of redundancies, I seem to recall this entire thread from a bad dream I had... or maybe it was an article in Pop Photo...t





 A.B.    (K=2) - Comment Date 6/8/1999
The Pyramids... trust me :)




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