Oh yeah, that's an issue for sure. I wear Oakley wrap-around sunglasses all the time when outside and they're prescription lenses too so looking at my phone of camera screen is problematic. I generally make it work but get annoyed when I think I've got the shot, leave and come home, then realise I haven't got a good one. Sucks.
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It sure does. I came in the room, downloaded the photos and was looking to see if I have to go back and do some shooting again. Luckily these scenes are here tomorrow as well, but when you're traveling, you don't have that luxury. Win some, lose some I guess, as it happens with everything in life.
I one dropped my whole camera when on holiday in Byron Bay, northern New South Wales. Just in case you are thinking to give it a try...don't. I would have been happy to have some bad photos instead of dropping the whole damned thing. Oh well, lesson learned.