How do I become a pro?

[Stradawhovious]

Have you turned the little turny thing on your camera to "P"? That stands for professional. That's really all it takes.

 

[myshkin]

All you need is mediocre photos and a giant size ego and your ready to go pro

I have a feeling your ready

 

[Village Idiot]

Score. How much should I charge?

 

[~Stella~]

Score. How much should I charge?

It depends on how cute your logo is.

 

[KmH]

Not more than you're willing to pay.

 

[Sbuxo]

i do not understand the photo, therefore it is art! you are ready to be a pro!

 

[FoggyLens]

LMAO!!!!!!!!

 

[Bitter Jeweler]

But seriously, the first step is to create a Facebook "Photography" page. Have you done that yet?

This is so wrong.

The first step is creating a logo.
Jeez, it's like typing at a brickwall.

 

[Village Idiot]

Not more than you're willing to pay.

Pay what?

 

[OrionsByte]

How can you go pro when you haven't even asked everyone what equipment you need to do weddings? I mean, c'mon, cart before the horse much?

 

[kundalini]

This is so wrong.

The first step is creating a logo.
Jeez, it's like typing at a brickwall.

I had it wrong then. I thought the first step was to put a really cool watermark on all your images.

Does that go to eleven?

 

[GooniesNeverSayDie11]

How much should I charge?

Choose an hourly rate for your time. Lets say $20 per hour. So 19 hours of post work per hour of actual shooting equals about $400 per hour.

Add in a breakdown for your monthly cost of hookers and blow, as well as equipment, and round to the nearest dollar.

 

[Village Idiot]

How can you go pro when you haven't even asked everyone what equipment you need to do weddings? I mean, c'mon, cart before the horse much?

I hate weddings.

This is so wrong.

The first step is creating a logo.
Jeez, it's like typing at a brickwall.

I had it wrong then. I thought the first step was to put a really cool watermark on all your images.

Does that go to eleven?

It's going to sold soon, hopefully.

How much should I charge?

Choose an hourly rate for your time. Lets say $20 per hour. So 19 hours of post work per hour of actual shooting equals about $400 per hour.

Add in a breakdown for your monthly cost of hookers and blow, as well as equipment, and round to the nearest dollar.

Hookers cost me a lot. And I have to count the medicine for my "infections"

 

[Stradawhovious]

Wait..... you weren't home-schooled, were you?

 

[Village Idiot]

Wait..... you weren't home-schooled, were you?

No, but my roommate was, does that count?