What aspect of photography are you unhappy about?

[sandysat]

Let us try to have an answer to above question.

For example, I'm unhappy about the prices of the various lenses and lack of adequate lens libraries in India from where I can take lenses on rent.

Also, let's try to figure out how we can address the problems stated by each one of us.

Happy clicking!

[Krusty79]

I don't like the steep learning curve for Photoshop/GIMP. Also, the costs associated with purchasing Lightroom, Photoshop, Noise Ninja, Photomatix, etc. Does anyone ever pay full retail for these? I don't know anyone who has paid full retail for PS, yet a lot of people seem to have it.

[BEGM83]

The expense and the fact i need 30 hours in a day to fit photography into my life these days. *sigh*

[Nicole]

Originally Posted by BEGM83

The expense and the fact i need 30 hours in a day to fit photography into my life these days. *sigh*

+100... seriously... oh, and miserable weather that makes you not feel like taking your camera out of the bag

But, if it's things I can control... I'd go with being most unhappy with my portrait lighting skills, especially since I hate doing SP's so it means I don't really improve.

[RLucas]

My problem is me, and procrastination. That is about it.

[like-I-see-it]

Too many pictures------------not enough time (to do PP).

[Photologyst]

I love all aspects of photography in these digital times, compared to the old film days. I especially love the multitudes of programs. I dislike that part as well, since there is never enough time or money for them all.

Once you know one program well, such as Photoshop, the others are a snap.

[rosserx]

When you save everything you have and finally purchase your first dream camera then 2 months later an updated model comes out and now you have to have that one.

[Saralonde]

I hate when I'm going through a prolonged down period, when it feels like all creativity has left me and I lose the desire to go out and shoot.

To address the problem, I put my camera aside for a little while and spend some time looking at other photographer's work. Sometimes that's all it takes to get me excited again.

[Jonbar18]

Stupid school wasting my time that could be spent on photography, and those god damn sky high prices.