Delirious is a bit of a strong word for me, but I do like to take photos of anything and anywhere. There are no holds barred. In the distant days when I could walk unaided, I would have the camera hanging somewhere on my body. As time progressed I had a walking stick in one hand but the camera was still hanging crosswise on my body. Then it got a little difficult if I took a photo.
I would have to hang the stick on a bush and balance with the camera. I developed a one handed holding position and it more or less worked. I only fell once, no-one could pick me up and so they had to call a taxi to take me to the hospital for a check. That was the trigger to many examinations with the results that I had MS.
Anyhow to continue, I did continue. now an electric wheelchair replaced the stick for longer walks – with the camera, but it was no longer a walk. It was ideal. I could pack the heavy camera with lens in a bag and place it in the wheelchair. I was now the travelling photographer.
If the weather is good, I am on my way. Today I was wheeling around with the camera. Another 70 photos. That is not being delirious, that is a hobby- Nothing more boring than going for walks, or now wheelies, without a camera.
Chronicles of an Anglo Swiss 
Where there is a will there is a way. And you take beautiful pictures
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I suppose I do get a little delirious with the camera
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Passion should make you a bit delirious
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I so agree–have camera, will travel.
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Although I now have to rely on my telephone camera more as I am often on tbe way in the car and have no opportunity to take photos when shopping.
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I have gotten very good at finding the “best seat in the part” and shooting a lot from one position. I do a lot of rotating!
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That certainly helps. I now have my own portable seat.
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You’re so right! Good on you for still managing to get out with your camera, despite the difficulties you face. It’s a wonderful & creative hobby. 👏
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It’s actually easier now with the camera as I do not have to balance to hold it
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I find that I don’t even have to use the camera for it to improve my walk: I am more aware. Especially of the light and small details that I miss when I am not half looking for something to photograph.
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You certainly become more observant of surroundings when taking photos
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