The Photography Teacher Nobody Wants

[petronius]

Thank you for sharing this!

 

[Ezzie]

Once there was a 10,000 hour rule. Do anything for that amount of time and you may be considered to be able enough to be deemed a professional, good even. This has now been supplanted with the 10,000 dollar rule. Buy gear for that amount, and you are immediately identified as a pro, by all others than those that have clue that is.

 

[kbg32]

Thanks cheese, but there is already a thread on this article posted a few days ago.

http://www.rangefinderforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=136450

 

[Roger Hicks]

Once there was a 10,000 hour rule. Do anything for that amount of time and you may be considered to be able enough to be deemed a professional, good even. This has now been supplanted with the 10,000 dollar rule. Buy gear for that amount, and you are immediately identified as a pro, by all others than those that have clue that is.

They're both probably about equally valid, in that neither bears the slightest relationship to reality. This is not to distract from a very fine and witty parallel: only to detract from the 10,000 hour rule.

Cheers,

R.

 

[robert blu]

This is a great article, thanks for the link. Isn't experience a sum of mistakes where we learn from? Sometimes I think so...
robert

 

[biomed]

I seem to be taking refresher classes from her every day. I enjoyed reading the article!

Mike

 

[leicapixie]

In an age of digital photography, so easy to have images..lots.
I see few good photos.When i do, they stand out.
Most strangely are not from digital but film.Maybe my taste?
I simply look. Here on RFF a few really stand out.
Experience that i met and have a lasting relationship, was on
"The street of hard knocks". Due west of Melrose.