S/o what is your favorite photo subject?

I love portraits, particularly black and white, and that's something I would love to learn to do well. Currently it tends to be landscapes because I'm doing a lot of walking these days 

Yes you are!! I thought of you and your gorgeous countryside photos before I opened this thread. 

This year I am going to put together a photo & video slideshow of DS's football matches for the whole team for the end of the season. So every Sunday I take photos and video of each football match. I try to make sure I get photos of every child in the team. So I guess that's my "favorite" subject at the moment.

(I just wish that I got more than 20 good photos out of every 100 that I take!!)

My DD. I could look at pictures of her all day. Unfortunately when I try to take her picture, all I get is a lot of CHEEEEESE! Ugh. That's if I get a smile at all. But put her in front of the guy who ends up making $600 off of me and I get gorgeous photos. Sigh. 

I love landscapes. Landscape photography has turned my DH and I into National Park junkies.

MaxTheBeagle. He's definitely the most animated member of our household.

The other day, I was trying to photograph the cottonwood fluff falling, backlit by a setting sun. I didn't really do it justice though.

I love landscapes and tend to shoot a lot of that. And buildings...espeially old ones with great lines and character.

People and animals. 

My kids.

I take hundreds of soccer pictures every weekend of my sons team playing (to make a book/video at the end of year).

My favorite subject would have to be my kids. They grow so fast - I love capturing what they are into right now, their facial expression.

I seem to lean towards architecture.  Oh, and flowers.

Ann

-my nieces
-my dogs
-my garden

To be 100% honest: Dead things. I think I got that from my dad. We'd be hiking and there would be a dead muskrat on top of the dam and he'd have to get a picture. I'm the same way, yes it's morbid, it's also interesting. I'm not talking about a smashed up deer on the road, but rather something interesting such as a songbird that's completely whole and a mystery to why it died, or a completely flattened field mouse that's about the width of a paper now, intact skulls and skeletons, an interesting snake, etc.
DH and I just got back from the shore and were pretty thrilled when we found a small dead shark the first day, and a dead puffer fish the next day. PHOTO OP!!!!
I also am drawn to interesting rock formations and old buildings, esp old bricks and old mills, water patterns, unusual plants and trees in odd formations, rusty junk piles, graves, bridges, anything weird or amusing I find on my daily walk.

My Cell Phone: My Dogs. If I were to guess, I would say 80% of the photos on my cell phone are my dogs doing something cute. Or what I thought was cute at the time.

My Canon Mark II? Sadly, it is on a shelf in the basement with a collection of really nice "L" lenses. It's not an exaggeration to say I haven't touched it since sometime last year. I'm guessing there is still a CF card in it (if my DH hasn't pilfered it and the batteries out of it. HA). I should go look and see what the last thing I shot was.

If I were be able to leave the house right now and head out to shoot, right now, by myself? Then I would drive around looking at buildings, structures of any kind searching for architectural elements or other details of objects and isolate the most interesting elements for macro photography.

Unfortunately, I'd never get of the house with my camera by myself. My DH is the true professional photographer in the family and he would shoot the same subject, but so much better, that my pictures would seem dull. I'm not sure if and when I'll ever pick up my camera again.

Birds. We go birdwatching almost every day, and I always lug my camera along. I've taken thousands of freakin' bird photos since the beginning of the year. I do have some pretty good ones, but a minuscule percentage of them when compared to the number I've taken.

I take a lot of landscape/non-bird nature photos too, as well as pictures of my son. Those are much more consistent in quality than the ones of birds.