snapshotter

English

Etymology

From snapshot +‎ -er.

Noun

snapshotter (plural snapshotters)

1. (uncommon, photography) Synonym of snapshooter
   • 1987, The British Journal of Photography, volume 134:

     It is time we forgot the old distinctive class borderline between the snapshotter and the amateur photographer, which was based on the capabilities of the equipment the two sectors used.

   • 2010, Eric Gordon, The Urban Spectator: American Concept Cities from Kodak to Google, UPNE, →ISBN, page 50:

     The implication is that the snapshotter, because of his unwillingness to slow down and perceive the complexity of the unmediated landscape, could only wreak havoc with his camera.