do you carry your camera?

I don't carry my digital camera around, but I do my cell phone which has a camera. The digital camera is fairly new so I'm afraid I'm still getting used to it and can't catch a "Kodak moment" before it has passed.

I always want to try to do this, but almost never manage to do it. I should just toss my camera in my backpack so I'll have it with me at all times. I have a very compact camera too, so I could easily fit it with me. I bring it with me on days where I think I'll see something, like flowers. Or I'll bring it with me when I'm volunteering if I expect something cool that day. But I missed the arrival of the first elephant seal pup since I don't always bring my camera. I have a good reason there though, I'm afraid it might get wet.

Unfortunately, our news stations don't give a crap about any photos we take. If we're lucky, they will put them on the air, but they rarely pay. I've sent pictures to the news and they just ignore them. I only carry my camera when I know I would want to take pictures. Luckily, I carry it quite often.

I carry my Cannon A540 everywhere I go. This is a pic I got at 630 or so am one morning on the road. This is a great example why I carry it at all time. Never know when that one great photo op is coming. HAPPY POSTINGS FROM GRANDPA BOB!!

if I carry my briefcase, I have it during my working day. If not, I will only have it on my free time or when I make a point to take it. It is very easy to have...but there are sometimes I just can lug everything around (cell phone, note pad, pda, etc.)

I do carry a camera most places, but its not a digital, I have a couple of Nikon SLR cameras that I work with, so I always have one of those on me in bag with a couple of lens's I have tried the smaller digitals and not been so happy with the results, so I am at the moment saving for one of the Nikon SLR digitals as my collection of lens's will be transferable to the newer addition, Well done for getting paid for one of your photos too! Bet its feels great to have got that too. Lynn-Marie

I don't have an ordinary camera, the only camera I have is a digital, and I always carry it around in the car! Just in case there is an accident or someone bangs my car, then I can record it in case there is a problem with my insurance claim, extra proof! But in the car there it stays, banished until needed (or hopefully not needed as is the case)

I carry mine every day. I work with developmentally disabled adults and they jus tlove getting their picture taken..I think they spend a great deal of their lives being ignored..and they love the extra extension.

My daughter is planning a career in photography. She carries her digital camera everywhere with her. One of the local professional photographers in our area has looked at her work and has encouraged her to continue. He said he was very impressed with what she can get out of a simple digital and he looks forward to seeing what she can achieve with a professional camera. She has a water bottle that she is throwing her spare change into. She calls it her "camera fund". My daughter has found a camera she really wants and it costs $800.00. I am glad she is focused in her goals. A few of her photos have been published in the town's newspaper. The newspaper editor also likes her photos a lot and mentioned that when she is old enough, he would like to talk to her about taking photos for the paper on a more regular basis. I think that is quite a compliment for a young lady with a camera.

I carry my digital camera pretty frequently, but I don't have one of the compact models anymore-- my little Nikon went on the fritz, and I haven't yet decided if I'm up for the $157 repair estimate. Which means I only have a large "semi-professional" camera I use in my work, and that's not as convenient to just "always carry with me" for when the occasion persents itself... it requires a little more planning. That said, since I like to photograph, I often "plan" to be in places that will have good photo ops, and I bring the camera with me.

When I go to some special occassions or outing it's important for me to have a camera but most of the time I just use the camere in my celphone.

i sure do carry my camera everywhere with me. i have always loved to take pictures. i like trying to capture fun moments for the great visual memory. i have so many photoalbums, its crazy. well, now i am a very proud mom and i need to have the camera everywhere i go. i dont want to miss a great shot. i have pictures of him at the beach, with freinds, playing in the snow...just about everything a child does. the only bad thing is that i have so many pictures, i dont know which ones to get rid of. i might have the same kind of picture about 10 times. i am doing a scrapbook for him, so i only need a couple of pics at the most to fill a page. once i pick those, i hate to think that i am not going to use the other pictures. i dont delete them though, i just save them onto a cd. i love that cameras are digital now instead of the roll of film we used to have to deal with!

I generally don't carry my camera unless it's specifically for a photo outing. It's hard to find the room for the thing. I recently started carrying around a Canon PowerShot S410. Sure beats out my Rebel XT in terms of taking up space.

I can say I definitely carry a camera...in my cell phone. Most cell phones now have cameras and they take great photos so yes I do carry a camera and use it when I am out and about.

I carry my digicam with me where ever I go too. However, in the community where I live, it is not so polite to shoot pictures of people, at the face. However, I still take pictures, pretending that I'm a tourist!

That is so cool! I've always thought about taking shots of trees and skies and scenery that I would like to paint at a later date, but never have managed to do it. Part of it is because I go to work, go home, go to work, go home...I don't get out and about very much. I do take it to work some to take pics of new wedding cakes I do.

I don't csarry my digital camera around with me, as I would find it a nuisance. I do have my mobile phone with me all the time though, as it has a camera. Good point.

I don't carry my camera. In fact I don't take pictures nearly as often as I should. My poor baby is going to think we didn't love him when he gets older since we never seem to take any pictures. I did take some funny ones of him the other day when he was stuck in the cat's little cube. I try to take more pictures of him, it's just so hard to remember where I even put the camera! The baby likes to grab it and hide it, so that makes it even harder.

I also tend to carry my camera with me all the time. SOmetimes I am walking somewhere and I find something that catches my attention. It can be a building , or the way the light plays with something, or something unusual... in any case I'm prepared LOL I got some interesting pictures that way:)

I have the internet to thank for bringing a whole new dimension into my life. With sites like mylot, who let you upload pictures, I was encouraged to start taking my small digital camera with me every time I go for a run. Now for really the first time, I am truly taking in the nature that surrounds me as I make my way along miles of pathways along the river. Every morning I see a different sunrise, some wildlife, or perhaps a magnificent blanket of snow like in the picture I left for you. It can be breathtaking at times and every picture you take is capturing a moment in time that will never, ever be repeated..........how special is that?