Photodoto.com just posted a fun list of 10 ways to tell if you’re a photographer. Let’s see if I am.

• 1 GB of memory lasts most people a month but barely lasts you the afternoon.

I shoot JPG, so I can get a day from 1 GB.

• You know what aperture-priority means.

That’s all I use!

• You delete more photos in a week than most people make all year.

True.

• You need just one more lens.

Uhh…my list is longer than one.

• You’ve crawled on the ground to get a shot of something rusty.

I’ve dirtied plenty of pants for a shot.

• Your camera equipment is worth more than your car.

Not even close. My wife would make sure I wouldn’t be alive is this was true.

• No one else brings a camera to an event if they know you’re coming.

I have too many photographer friends for this to be true.

• Your family doesn’t recognize you without a camera covering your face.

I wish this was more true.

• You have thousands of pictures and you’re not in any of them.

I’m coming close to 3,000 on flickr and not a lot are tagged with “John”.

• You’ve been up before dawn or out in the freezing cold or even done something semi-dangerous… all for a photograph.

Many times. This past Christmas I was up driving on frozen, unfamiliar roads in Washington before anyone else was awake.

Are you a photographer?