Products needed for photography

bigtwinky · 12-21-2009, 05:30 PM

For under 50? I dont think that anything fits that bill other than maybe a rocketblower, some books.

and saying you are 16 and have no steady income is not an excuse. I've been on the work force, full or part time, since i was 16.

cheap stuff isnt the way to go in photography.

look into the books above and spend time practicing some skills, composition and so on

KasparP · 12-21-2009, 06:01 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by bigtwinky

For under 50? I dont think that anything fits that bill other than maybe a rocketblower, some books.

and saying you are 16 and have no steady income is not an excuse. I've been on the work force, full or part time, since i was 16.

cheap stuff isnt the way to go in photography.

look into the books above and spend time practicing some skills, composition and so on

Filters, grips, ect?

Man, people who went to college and have degrees got laid off and cant find a job, you think its easy for 16 year olds in highschool to find one? Get real, when you were my age I doubt the economy was like this.

As I said before, not buying books.

bigtwinky · 12-21-2009, 06:18 PM

well then best of luck to you, I'm off to other threads

12-21-2009, 05:30 PM	#16
bigtwinky TPF Junkie! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Montreal Posts: 2,552 My Photos Are OK to Edit Thanked 108 Times in 99 Posts My Gallery: (0)	For under 50? I dont think that anything fits that bill other than maybe a rocketblower, some books. and saying you are 16 and have no steady income is not an excuse. I've been on the work force, full or part time, since i was 16. cheap stuff isnt the way to go in photography. look into the books above and spend time practicing some skills, composition and so on __________________ Pierre Bourgault Photographer (website) Flickr (work always in progress) ----------------------------------- "If your picture isn't good enough, you're not close enough." - Robert Capa ----------------------------

12-21-2009, 06:18 PM	#18
bigtwinky TPF Junkie! Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Montreal Posts: 2,552 My Photos Are OK to Edit Thanked 108 Times in 99 Posts My Gallery: (0)	well then best of luck to you, I'm off to other threads __________________ Pierre Bourgault Photographer (website) Flickr (work always in progress) ----------------------------------- "If your picture isn't good enough, you're not close enough." - Robert Capa ----------------------------

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12-21-2009, 06:01 PM	#17
KasparP No longer a newbie, moving up! Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 72 My Photos Are OK to Edit Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts My Gallery: (0)	Quote: Originally Posted by bigtwinky For under 50? I dont think that anything fits that bill other than maybe a rocketblower, some books. and saying you are 16 and have no steady income is not an excuse. I've been on the work force, full or part time, since i was 16. cheap stuff isnt the way to go in photography. look into the books above and spend time practicing some skills, composition and so on Filters, grips, ect? Man, people who went to college and have degrees got laid off and cant find a job, you think its easy for 16 year olds in highschool to find one? Get real, when you were my age I doubt the economy was like this. As I said before, not buying books.

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