And if you collect the right kinds of photographs, of the right kinds of people you can make some serious coin too......

I don't collect photos but I do take them from time to time.

I really need to buy some more scrapbooks for my photos: there are so many, and I cherish them all.

old photographs are some of the most interesting things to collect. they hold stories of life and love and family and pride. they give you history of those that came before and how they lived their lives.

I think this could be a neat hobby. Although I do not have a collection of old photos of famous people I do like to get old family photos. I have asked distant family members to send me photos of my Mother, Dad, grandparents, great grandparents and others. These are interesting to look at and help you learn more about your family history.

I like looking at old photographs, especially the ones my family has from before I was born. There's a great picture of my mother and father leaning against a '57 Chevy outside an old Texaco station.

Memories, memories, memories -- some sentimental, some funny -- all captured on film. Images we will oft not forget....

This would have to be the most common and well known things people collect - family or holiday photos. It is interesting to see what you looked like as a child, what your parents used to look like, being joyed by old memories of holidays, having a laugh at the photo of previous family pets etc. If anyone doesn't have a family photo collection, they are missing out on something good.

I have some very old seipa tone photos of family and even a couple of tin types. I don't really consider it a collection in the sense that you would collect toys or whatever. I consider it more of a visual family history.

I used to collect photographs of myself but since my rehabilitation, I gave my photographs back to my parents. ... But I do download naked women pictures from the internet. I use my Lexmark Z22 colored printer, download copies and sell them to my neighbors (or anybody) at $5 apiece.