Tballphoto
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Mar 9, 2021
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- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos NOT OK to edit
Im curious, what are you trying to actually accomplish in this effort?
Are you trying to actually enhance your photography, or are you simply trying to spend your money on things that are not going to do anything for you? Besides help you mimic someone who needs photoshop on everything they do?
Professional means nothing, other then what the viewer sees happen. Meaning, that pretending to be a professional makes you a professional. Its that simple from what i have seen on the lomography website. They have alot of "professional photographers" with "awards" and lots of "public showings". However what they dont tell you is that....
In many of these cases, the "public gallery showings" are nothing more someone rented an unfurnished ground floor apartment or unused store front. And put a few dozen prints of their favorite photos up. Charged a few dollars for an entrance fee, and after a few weekends, closed up. Woooom, thats a public gallery showing. And winning awards? well simply pay your local community outreach program to create a little photo contest, and make sure you are friends with the judges. Or are a judge as well.
Are you trying to actually enhance your photography, or are you simply trying to spend your money on things that are not going to do anything for you? Besides help you mimic someone who needs photoshop on everything they do?
Professional means nothing, other then what the viewer sees happen. Meaning, that pretending to be a professional makes you a professional. Its that simple from what i have seen on the lomography website. They have alot of "professional photographers" with "awards" and lots of "public showings". However what they dont tell you is that....
In many of these cases, the "public gallery showings" are nothing more someone rented an unfurnished ground floor apartment or unused store front. And put a few dozen prints of their favorite photos up. Charged a few dollars for an entrance fee, and after a few weekends, closed up. Woooom, thats a public gallery showing. And winning awards? well simply pay your local community outreach program to create a little photo contest, and make sure you are friends with the judges. Or are a judge as well.