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Originally Posted by JerBear
I know it is just out of curiosity, but it reminds me of the times I would interview job applicants and their responses to questions. If I got the feeling that they were more concerned about how hard it would be to learn and work, then I would usually pass on them. The few times that I compromised and hired them, it never worked out. They would usually work to the point that was necessary but never go the extra mile. They were driven by the money, not the profession.
To be a pro and make a living, means hard work, BUT with that hard work brings a lot of satisfaction and self worth.
Good luck,
JM
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I completly understand what you are saying. I was just asking, because I am just starting out in the photography world and am trainingg to become a firefighter. As of now, I am looking for another arear to train in, or for that matter learn, because It takes time to find a firefighting job. There is a lot of testing. I am only 19 so there are so many different directions I can go towards. So In other words, I was wondering if I should start to learn photography as a possible field of work, or keep it as a hobbie.