隨著數位科技的進步、智慧型手持裝置的普及與生成式人工智慧的興起，攝影學習的門檻大幅降低，使攝影逐漸融入大眾日常生活，成為具代表性的休閒活動。本研究基於深度休閒理論，旨在探討攝影愛好者發展愛好的動機，並分析其在不同攝影實踐情境中的資訊行為，包括資訊需求、尋求管道、篩選方式、資訊困境、解決策略，以及深度休閒特徵對資訊行為的影響。
本研究使用深度訪談法，基於六項深度休閒特徵及資訊行為中的情境、需求、尋求、來源管道、篩選原則及資訊困境等面向設計訪談大綱，共完成16位攝影愛好者之訪談。
研究結果包括：(1) 多元因素堆疊促成愛好者發展深度休閒愛好，並奠定其未來攝影實踐目的與主題雛型。(2) 攝影實踐之情境驅動愛好者對生活方式及生活掌握的資訊需求。(3) 攝影愛好者依循需求之特性選擇資訊尋求管道，並發展資訊適用性與可信度之篩選機制。(4) 攝影愛好者面臨資訊落差、資訊隱匿、資訊的不實與不適用與資訊過載等困境，發展出相應的解決方式，相對而言更重視以實作驗證資訊。 (5) 攝影愛好者之資訊行為受深度休閒特徵影響，獨特的價值觀成為愛好者資訊使用與篩選的判斷依據。
研究結果可供圖書館與資訊服務機構、攝影平台與器材業者、以及攝影教學機構作為參考。建議圖書館與資訊服務機構應擴增國內外攝影集作為館藏，以培育民眾美學素養，並透過實體展覽、專業講座、硬體租借方式降低休閒參與門檻；攝影資訊平台與器材業者可開發兼顧隱私與AI自動分類的影像管理系統，並提供透明規格與器材租借試用服務；攝影教學機構應增加以實作為導向之教學方式。未來研究建議可結合「簡式深度休閒量表（SLIM）」作為研究對象篩選工具進行量化驗證，或針對特定攝影設備（如行動攝影、傳統攝影）與主題（如人像攝影、紀實攝影）進行單一深耕或比較，亦可將研究對象擴展至職業攝影師進行討論；研究主題上，則可延伸討論生成式AI對深度休閒資訊行為的影響。

With the rapid advancement of digital technology, the ubiquity of smart mobile devices, and the rise of Generative AI, the barrier to learning photography has been significantly lowered, allowing photography to gradually integrate into the daily lives of the public and become a highly representative leisure activity. Based on serious leisure perspectives, this study aims to explore the motivations behind the development of amateur photographers' hobbies, and analyze their information behaviors in various photographic practice contexts, including their information needs, information seeking, filtering, problems, solutions, and the influence of serious leisure on their information behaviors.
This study employed the in-depth interview method. An interview outline was designed based on the six serious leisure characteristics and various dimensions of information behavior, such as context, needs, seeking, sources, filtering, and problems. A total of 16 amateur photographers in Taiwan were interviewed.
The research findings indicate that: (1) A complex interplay of factors drives amateur photographers to develop their serious leisure hobby, which also defines the themes and purposes of their ongoing photographic practices. (2) Photographic practice contexts drive photographers' information needs in relation to their "Way of Life" and "Mastery of Life." (3) Amateur photographers choose their information-seeking channels based on the specific characteristics of their needs, and develop screening mechanisms to evaluate information applicability and credibility. (4) Amateur photographers face various information problems, such as information gaps, the concealment of professional techniques, inaccurate or unadaptable online information, and information overload. In response, they develop corresponding solutions, placing a relatively higher emphasis on verifying information through practical validation. (5) Amateur photographers' information behaviors are deeply shaped by serious leisure characteristics, with their "unique ethos" serving as the core criterion for information use and filtering.
The results of this study can serve as a valuable reference for libraries and information service institutions, photography platforms and equipment vendors, and photography training institutions. It is recommended that libraries and information service institutions enrich their collections with domestic and international photography books to cultivate the public's aesthetic sensibility, and lower the barriers to leisure participation through physical exhibitions, professional lectures, and equipment rental services. Photography information platforms and equipment vendors could develop secure, privacy-protected image management systems featuring AI automatic categorization, and offer transparent specifications alongside equipment trial and rental services. Photography training institutions should prioritize practice-oriented pedagogy. For future research, it is suggested to incorporate the "Serious Leisure Inventory and Measure (SLIM)" as a screening tool to quantitatively verify participants' leisure involvement. Future studies could also focus on specific photographic equipment (such as mobile photography or traditional photography) or themes (such as portrait photography or documentary photography) for in-depth comparative analysis, or expand the research scope to include professional photographers. Regarding research themes, the impact of Generative AI on information behaviors within serious leisure contexts can be further explored.

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