I am trying to break out into professional photography. I am a landscape photographer. I love comedy. I do not own a television. I like Tom and Jerry. South Park is one of my favorite shows.  I prefer the old South Park to the new. I am not very political. I am an anarchist. I am a loner.
I am unemployed. I live in a large city. I am interested in comedy and jokes. I like to watch South Park. I am a loner. I have one friend.
I was just out taking some photographs. Oh nice what were you focusing on? LIke what were you mainly taking pictures of? I went to a local park and was photographing the snow covered landscape. I believe I got some good shots, but have to review them later. That's awesome, I think snow is so beautiful. I really like it when its the big snow flakes falling slowly, it gives the world a snow globe effect. I am trying to find a job, do you think I could buy a nice camera and make money if I am able to get great pictures? You can always take some photography class at your local community college or online. If you're short on funds there are free tutorials as well. It is a competitive field. Oh wow thats really good advice! I might look into that. It's crazy how expensive some cameras can be. I think in my big city there is endless posibilities for a photography business. I think the most money would be in weddings. I mean how easy of a gig would that be? HAve you ever gotten paid for your photography? I've made some money selling stock photography, but not enough to live on yet. If you're going into weddings, then you have to be really good because that is someone's special day. A lot of the sites offer payment plans on good cameras. Oh thats good to know. Isn't it so subjective though? I mean the groom could say wow I love that photo, and the bride says I hate it. You are right though I would imagine the stress would be high. However with a good well packaged delivery of the photos I think that could make all the difference. I wonder how much an average wedding photographer costs?  When it comes to weddings, it is always the bride that has the final say, lol. Anyway, you will have to have a decent portfolio for them to even hire you. True! I wish I wasn't a loner and had friends to hire me so I could gain some experience and build a portfolio. Maybe a portfolio of non-wedding pictures and a good cover letter explaining why they should hire me as well as a good price, I could get some experience. Or maybe I could do a couple events and weddings for free just to get my foot in the door. Would you ever consider being a photographer for an event for free? I am not a huge people person, so the idea of dealing with bridezillas is a big turn off for me. I would much rather deal with nature and animals. I would do it for friends and family members only. However, if you're interested in building a wedding portfolio, you can hire local models to pose as bride and groom. You can get second hand wedding clothes and props for them to wear.