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I'm past
your normal retirement age now, but I'm working harder than
ever. I'm also earning a tenth as much as I did when I was a hotshot
record producer thirty years ago, but I'm enjoying it a lot more, so I
don't really care about the money. I make enough to live on, I'm doing
what I want to do, and I'm happy. Advice for young photographers? Take some classes. There's a lot of technical stuff you need to know. No sense wasting your time reinventing the wheel when somebody else has already done it and can teach it to you in a tenth the time. I wouldn't put too much stock in what photography teachers have to say about esthetics, though, unless you really, really admire their work. Just learn technique. Then go take a couple of art history classes, and a drawing class; learn your esthetics from Michelangelo and Picasso, not some guy with a camera down at the local community college. |
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