Sherry Taylor

Q: A new survey says that 80% of people think they are GREAT at this?

A: Taking photos

Here are five more results from the survey on our obsession with constantly taking photos of everything these days.

  1. 55% of people say they take pictures of their food, and 27% share those pictures to make other people jealous.
  1. The most popular food to take photos of is ice cream.  Pizza came in second.
  1. One out of four people take around 300 pictures a month.
  1. The top three things we take photos of are parties and family events . . . our pets . . . and ourselves.
  1. And finally, only 16% of people take pictures at the gym.

(PR Newswire)

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