john bullock , Jan 18, 2012; 02:03 p.m.
a photographer. I have tried quitting, but i cant ignore beautiful light, or the way the clouds look, or an interesting person, who would be perfect for a photo. And sooner or later,I always pick my camera back up, and attempt to satisfy my hunger to take interesting photos. Is there a photoholics class available.
JC Uknz 
, Jan 18, 2012; 02:08 p.m.
LOL .. no sympathy for you :-)
JDM von Weinberg 
, Jan 18, 2012; 02:27 p.m.
What would the 12-step program be like?
Photoholism surely has a analogous problem with the price of the glass.
Per-Christian Nilssen 
, Jan 18, 2012; 04:15 p.m.
Oh yes, life is hard... ;)
Lex Jenkins 
, Jan 18, 2012; 04:15 p.m.
If you're a visually oriented person there's no cure for the urge to capture what you see. Try carrying a sketch book and pencils for sketching. After awhile you'll appreciate photography again.
Charles Beddoe 
, Jan 18, 2012; 04:50 p.m.
Just be thankful you don't have EAS*, too.
*Equipment Acquisition Syndrome - fatal to your bank account and marital bliss.
Simon Jenkins , Jan 18, 2012; 05:16 p.m.
This is like asking how to quit drugs in a crack house?
What would the 12-step program be like?
Ineffective.
Fred G. 
, Jan 18, 2012; 05:34 p.m.
Is there a photoholics class available.
Probably not necessary.
Maybe just do some volunteering at a local drug or alcohol rehab facility. Will provide some perspective on addiction and may help your own situation.
Nick Sanyal , Jan 18, 2012; 09:12 p.m.
What would the 12-step program be like?
Wouldn't the number of steps ("stops") in the program depend on whether John shoots digital or film, color or B&W? :)
Simon Jenkins , Jan 18, 2012; 09:33 p.m.
That's pretty good for you Nick, did you swallow a joke book?
