I'm not sure what I'll do with my photography. First it's educate myself, second it's figuring out what makes a better photographer, then third I'll probably start publishing it places for money. I've been reading deeply into micro-stock photography. Of course a lot of photographers hate doing this but I think it's acceptable. I understand you get only $0.20-$1.00 for your photos being sold once but at the same time it doesn't mean you can't do more with your photography or take it off to be sold elsewhere! I know it's taking away some of the profit professional photographers make, but you either get on the bandwagon or fall trying. I personally think it'd be nice to make some change for the pictures I take that sit around on my hard-drive, what about you? But that's in the future. Right now I'm learning and practicing as I go.
If you see this blog change a few times it's because I cannot find a professional looking XML template that is working with me!
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