It is proper Netiquette to take public photographs quickly. Don't take a long time.
A fast photograph is one that is planned and executed in a timely fashion. When a photographer decides to take a photograph they should plan how, when, and where. Once the plan is formulated they can put the plan into action very simply. Indecision is the result of a lack of plan. It takes time to make decisions if there is no plan.
When taking mobile photographs a photographer can stop pedestrian and vehicle traffic easily. No one likes to walk in front of a camera when someone is posing. Cars often slow down to look at people taking pictures. It’s called rubber necking. Practice taking pictures so that you can take them fast when your on the go. Do this because slowing down traffic can cause accidents and other inconveniences for cars. Blocking pedestrian pathways in not considerate. Netiquette considers others.
Take public pictures fast to avoid imposing on others.
Published on May 16, 2015 | 0:22 Seconds | Science and Technology
An introduction to Picture Netiquette. Keywords, graphics, and symbols.
Published on April 13, 2013 | 1:26 Minutes | Science and Technology
Photos are popular. Online pictures have their own social networks. There are rules of netiquette for posting pics in an image gallery. All picture networks allow users to make a photo gallery. This video is about the rules of netiquette for using picture social networks.