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Quick survey. Are youj a professional?
Mar 15, 2014 09:48:38 #
Quick survey. Are you a professional?
No commentary please.
1. More than half of my income is from photography.
2. Part of my income is from photography
3. Amateur only.
No commentary please.
1. More than half of my income is from photography.
2. Part of my income is from photography
3. Amateur only.
Mar 15, 2014 09:49:30 #
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Mar 15, 2014 09:55:24 #
Meives wrote:
Quick survey. Are you a professional?
No commentary please.
1. More than half of my income is from photography.
2. Part of my income is from photography
3. Amateur only.
No commentary please.
1. More than half of my income is from photography.
2. Part of my income is from photography
3. Amateur only.
Was 2 now 3
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Mar 15, 2014 12:11:15 #
Meives wrote:
Quick survey. Are you a professional?
No commentary please.
1. More than half of my income is from photography.
2. Part of my income is from photography
3. Amateur only.
No commentary please.
1. More than half of my income is from photography.
2. Part of my income is from photography
3. Amateur only.
People make money doing this!!! :shock:
I'm an amateur
Mar 15, 2014 12:19:55 #
Well, I work in the movies, in TV, in Internet video, in corporate video, and generally do not bother to pull out any of my small, medium, or large format cameras UNLESS I get paid to do it. I rent lighting and grip equipment to other companies.
I also get paid to do pre-press and design work like an ad agency.
I've had an Academy Award nomination, won a few film festivals, and so forth with my work. My clients pay for my travel to foreign countries.
Now it's back to editing HD.
I guess I've been a pro for several decades.
I also get paid to do pre-press and design work like an ad agency.
I've had an Academy Award nomination, won a few film festivals, and so forth with my work. My clients pay for my travel to foreign countries.
Now it's back to editing HD.
I guess I've been a pro for several decades.
Mar 15, 2014 12:31:54 #
Mar 15, 2014 13:15:47 #
From a $ point of view, yes I consider myself a professional. I supplement my retirement income with my photo sales (mid five figures).
From a photographic knowledge viewpoint, In my opinion I am an advanced amateur at best. (i.e., I have little to no knowledge of studio technique - nor any interest in learning any).
From a photographic knowledge viewpoint, In my opinion I am an advanced amateur at best. (i.e., I have little to no knowledge of studio technique - nor any interest in learning any).
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