r/photography
How much gets removed or deleted, when it is active, and who posts most
In a sample of the most recent 300 posts and 300 comments in r/photography, 43% of posts and 3% of comments were removed by moderators or Reddit, and about 1% were deleted by their authors. Overall, roughly 23% of what gets posted here is taken down by someone other than the author.
300 posts · 300 comments sampled (16 Aug 2026 → 26 Aug 2026)
Moderation in r/photography
43%of the last 300 posts in r/photography were removed by mods or Reddit
- removed by Reddit / spam filters128 (43%)
- deleted by author5 (2%)
- still up167 (56%)
Comments: 3% of the last 300 were removed. Comment removals do not say who acted, so they are not split further.
When r/photography is active (UTC)
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Common words in r/photography
Top contributors
- u/AutoModerator14 (7p / 7c)
- u/Rich-Owl19379 (1p / 8c)
- u/photography-ModTeam7 (0p / 7c)
- u/Ok-Energy95016 (1p / 5c)
- u/Cydu065 (1p / 4c)
- u/doc_shades5 (0p / 5c)
- u/fairyfa195 (1p / 4c)
- u/Potential-Recover-785 (0p / 5c)
- u/2pnt04 (0p / 4c)
- u/bitcoin_islander4 (0p / 4c)
- u/maniku4 (0p / 4c)
- u/ptcrisp4 (2p / 2c)
Curious what someone in r/photography deleted?
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Top posts (sampled)
- 506Sports Photographer Arrested for Scamming 130 Families as Cops Fail to Find Her Photos or Camera Gear
- 384WiFi Radiation Can Be focused to make images - Just Like Light
- 329Tips for nude photography as a couple ?
- 322Hobbyist photographers: what do you actually do with your photos?
- 135Am I being unreasonable asking for RAWs upfront?
- 65How much do you actually think about composition while shooting?
- 60How to know when to turn away a difficult client?
- 56HELP! I shot a nightmare of a wedding for me personally, as I was struggling immensely with the lighting situation.
- 52The Royal Navy's Photographers - Life Through The Lens
- 46Have you ever finished a shoot and felt like you didn’t really deliver what you’re capable of?
Based on the last 300 posts and 300 comments, not the subreddit's full history. Times are UTC.