O Really asked:

for some one learning how todo it.or any other good photography tip websites

Question posted courtesy of: Yvonne

Chentelle asked:

This is a field I would love to get into but have no idea where to start. How would I get started? What is the money like? Are there big differences between sports, lanscapes or nature photography where the money is concerned?

Question posted courtesy of: Florence

photog girl asked:

Elizabethtown area

Question posted courtesy of: Elaine

k_hamblen asked:

I would consider myself a fairly serious amateur photographer and have mainly shot landscapes. My friend saw some photos that I had taken and asked if I could take her wedding pictures. I told her that I was in no way a professional and that I could not guarantee the “perfect” wedding portraits. She said that she knew that and wanted me to take them anyway. Now I am wondering what type of lighting and lenses would best suit wedding photography. I can probably think of some things but I just thought I would ask so that I don’t miss anything that would make my pictures better than they would be otherwise. Thank you for your help.

Question posted courtesy of: Harry

Marilyn T asked:

Iam planning to quit my present job and open my own studio. How can I improve more about my wedding shots, lighting effects , portraits etc. related to wedding and birthday parties.

Question posted courtesy of: Tammy

jrp asked:

I started a small wedding photography business. I have placed business cards in local bridal shops. but I can’t seem to generate any customers at this time. No one is calling, I can’t afford the $1,000 -$1600 to enter bridal shows. I know word of mouth is the best way but when you don’t have a customer base what do you do? Please help
1.I have been in business for two years.
2. I have shot 9 weddings
3. I have all the things you need to conduct business ie. lic, samples, etc.

Question posted courtesy of: Derek