Common Personalities at Every Shoot
Summary
The article categorizes photographers into thirteen distinct personality types commonly observed at shoots, including weddings, events, and workshops. These archetypes are based on behavioral patterns rather than photographic style. Examples include the 'Machine Gunner' who shoots excessively, the 'Natural Light Purist' who avoids artificial lighting, and the 'Chimper' who constantly reviews images on the camera's LCD. The 'Wikipedia' type is characterized by reciting technical details, while the 'Preset Collector' hoards digital editing tools.
Key points
- Photographer behavior often falls into recognizable archetypes at shoots.
- Common types include the 'Machine Gunner' and 'Natural Light Purist'.
- Other identified archetypes are the 'Chimper', 'Wikipedia', and 'Preset Collector'.
- These categories highlight distinct approaches to shooting and gear.