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Four... don't you EVER ask anyone a question again if this is your attitude. If you honestly believe that the OP has absolutely no chance of becoming a good photographer, I guess Albert Einstein should have gotten a job sweeping floors at the corner market as well.

Amen to that
 
leafssteen..........you may not like the response you have gotten from us but it was more helpful to you then just giving you 50 ideas to use. The inspiration that you find on your own will be sooo much more rewarding!!
 
Four... don't you EVER ask anyone a question again if this is your attitude. If you honestly believe that the OP has absolutely no chance of becoming a good photographer, I guess Albert Einstein should have gotten a job sweeping floors at the corner market as well.

Amen to that

And good luck to you.

In case you haven't been told before, unless you were born with a silverspoon in your mouth, any professional field you pick will require you to work and think for yourself. The creative ones require even more "thinking for yourself" than the others.
 
With the invention of the internet, wouldn't a Google Image search be far more useful than a wide-open question on a photo forum?

It is hard for me to picture Albert Einstein posting a question on a science forum asking, "Hey, does anyone have any good ideas for a nuclear physics theory I could work on?"

In all sincerity, good look on your college applications!
 
leafssteen..........you may not like the response you have gotten from us but it was more helpful to you then just giving you 50 ideas to use. The inspiration that you find on your own will be sooo much more rewarding!!

Very true.

Not only that but we are being way more helpful by NOT letting you go into a field you don't belong in. Do you really want to spend a couple years in some photo school before you realize you should have studied something else? To be honest, I absolutely don't know that you don't belong in it, maybe you are just being a lazy SOB...

But it is food for thoughts.
 
I got an idea when I went to a hot spring resort. I was in the hot water, and held up my hand against an orange spotlight (since the light was blinding me). My hand looked all black, and the steam rising from it looked orange, almost like fire. Too bad I didn't have my DSRL with me in the pool, I would have shot it and called it "Way of the Exploding Fist". ;)

So why don't you try it?
 
One, I never claimed to know everything, so you can just knock that chit off.

Two. A question was asked. If you don't want to answer it, don't. If you don't like MY answer... tough.

Three. Don't try justifying your posts to me. Obviously, I'm too much of an idiot/imbecile/moron to understand it.

Four... don't you EVER ask anyone a question again if this is your attitude. If you honestly believe that the OP has absolutely no chance of becoming a good photographer, I guess Albert Einstein should have gotten a job sweeping floors at the corner market as well.

You really need to work on reading posts, not just hitting the reply button at light speed. A question was never asked. A request was made.

Ask a good, well thought out question here, you will get an avalanche of insanely informative answers by some of the most experienced photographers I have had the pleasure of coming in contact with.

Make a request for others to do your thinking for you and, well, you get what you get.





p!nK
 
One, I never claimed to know everything, so you can just knock that chit off.

Two. A question was asked. If you don't want to answer it, don't. If you don't like MY answer... tough.

Three. Don't try justifying your posts to me. Obviously, I'm too much of an idiot/imbecile/moron to understand it.

Four... don't you EVER ask anyone a question again if this is your attitude. If you honestly believe that the OP has absolutely no chance of becoming a good photographer, I guess Albert Einstein should have gotten a job sweeping floors at the corner market as well.

You really need to work on reading posts, not just hitting the reply button at light speed. A question was never asked. A request was made.

Ask a good, well thought out question here, you will get an avalanche of insanely informative answers by some of the most experienced photographers I have had the pleasure of coming in contact with.

Make a request for others to do your thinking for you and, well, you get what you get.





p!nK
Stupidity is beginning to run amok. or it is just becoming more apparent.
 

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