Another thread (D80 vs D200) inspired this poll. Thought it would be kinda neat to see how the membership is broken down.
How did you know I was broken down?::biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:Another thread (D80 vs D200) inspired this poll. Thought it would be kinda neat to see how the membership is broken down.
We have a house full of whine!There is no way the photography habit could support the wine habit so an extra career is definitely necessary! :biggrin:
Well I selected Pro as that's what I' m trying to do. But it's a good thing the wife works too.
I do not think so. To be a pro at any endeavor I would think your primary livelyhood would come from that. I have sold a bunch of photos but by no means is it my means of support.I wanted a career in art at an early age - but since I never heard of a "starving engineer sale" that's what I became.
If you sell a photo does that make you a pro?
This would be perfect, IMO. I have a couple of friends who make just enough scratch to cover new gear and assist with financing photo vacations. But M-F, 8-5 they sling pills (pharmacist, not dealer :biggrin: ) and coordinate an international fleet of airliners. "Perfect."I just try to earn enough to buy my equipment and put a few bucks away for the big purchases later. Anything over that is gravy since I don't depend on this income.
Because I was the jerk who drove by and splashed you with water. :wink: :biggrin:How did you know I was broken down?::biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:
Ha ha ha! Good one! :biggrin: :biggrin:There is no way the photography habit could support the wine habit so an extra career is definitely necessary! :biggrin:
Dave,I wanted a career in art at an early age - but since I never heard of a "starving engineer sale" that's what I became.
If you sell a photo does that make you a pro?
The operative term being "try." :biggrin:I am more like Matt (HickoryShampoo) for now, I try to make a little on the side to cover new equipment.
If I could only be as fortunate as Gordon ....I just try to earn enough to buy my equipment and put a few bucks away for the big purchases later. Anything over that is gravy since I don't depend on this income.
Rookie for me as I am not advance in any way shape or form, I could not replicate a shot if I tried. I essentially know how to turn it on and press the shutter (At the right time).
I seem to have a knack for operating any type of machinery, be it powered by a gas or kerosene engine or a battery and an OS system.
Click clickedy click!![]()
If Dude and Doug are rookies, then I'm embryonal.If I could only be as fortunate as Gordon ....
So I'll leave myself in the under-achiever (Rockie) section... But (most days) I do remember to turn the darn thing on!