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Since they're "professionals"; how much of their artistic concepts are influenced by the fact they have to sell it, vs producing what they would really like to?
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Gobae's wording is more diplomatic.A somewhat related question: "Do you still enjoy photography as a hobby, or has it become 'your job'?" |
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How important is your "gear"? I see a lot of "professionals" using lenses with less than supreme specs, but they get the job done....
I believe the true pros don't care as much about latest greatest as opposed to "what they need"... But sometimes they can afford/justify it.
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If earning a living and building a reputation as fine as you have were not in the equation any longer, what would your lens spend the most time focussed on?
That is the diplomatic way of asking if they make a living doing what they love or if they just make a living at the cost of what they really love.
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Diplomatic: "If your ability to make this type of art were magically removed from you, what else would you choose to do?"
Blunt: "Do you have any other interests, or are you a narrow/single minded person?" (And if they're that narrow how does THAT influence their artistic style?)
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