I'm fairly young, I'm not old enough to work yet, all

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Another amateur pic

>>2967618
image quality doesn't matter. the only important skills are self-promotion and salesmanship. you'll make more money on wall street, and you can take the photos you really care about in your spare time like every working photographer in the world does anyway.

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>>2967624
that iq

>>2967618
These are just landscape snapshots. They really say nothing about your potential talent or lack thereof.

Art is kind of hard and most people who are good at it are drawn to it like a compulsion from an early age, and pursue it despite the fact that it's easier to make a good living doing almost anything else.

If you enjoy it, keep doing it. If you're too young to flip burgers, you have plenty of time to figure shit out.

>>2967633
Yeah man, make it 6500% crop. It will look great

>>2967618
>is there a future for me
As a job? As a private hobby? As a side business? As a stock photo seller? Photojournalist?

What kind of stuff do you like to photograph?

Are you ok with shooting wedding after wedding to earn a living? Private corporate events? Gory crime scenes? Passport photos? Is your goal to show and sell nature pics in art galleries?

Keep doing it for fun until you figure out if you actually want "a future" in it.

>>2968601
>Doesn't understand what 100% crop is.
>>2967618
>I'm not old enough to work yet.
So you're, what, 12?

>>2967624
I like this one

But what they said >>2968600

nature shots are usually boring and nothing more than journalism