Stupid Guest Tricks

You know if you upload them to "Deviant Art" you can set it so people can buy prints, or like mugs and tote bags with your photos on them.

8^)

I've all ways seen D.A. as a painting and drawing upload site. Do many people use D.A. as a photography site as well?

A friend mentioned istockphoto.com but I'll be willing to try D.A. as well.

Here's hoping because I feel really good about this one.

I've an interview at Kennedy Space Center tomorrow for photography. It's with a group from Kodak that does photography around the Visitors Complex. Really gunning for this one. Working with photography AND working at KSC? That's a great combo for me. Bit of a commute but it'd be worth it. Interview is at 1pm, I'll keep you posted.

Good Luck on the interview and job. Hope you get it!

Sea World turned me down after
-Not contacting me when they said they would.
-Not returning a courtesy phone call I asked of them
-Replying to me in an e-mail saying they were moving on with other suitable people for the position but to keep trying with other opportunities from Sea World.

To me, that was just completely rude.

Kennedy Space Center, I'm coming and I'm taking that photography position by storm. It's MINE!

Good luck, Indy, thinking positive thoughts for you!

~bru

Going through a lot of paperwork the next few days. While I may be working with KODAK, it's on a government location. So I have to file a ton of PW with because of that. Little annoying, but it's a price Im willing to pay for the start of a photography career I've been looking for. . . And what better way to start it than with KODAK and NASA.

IndyandMarion wrote:A good photograph means knowing where to stand

While you're standing there look over your shoulder. There might be something even better to shoot. Just sayin'.

It's just a quote I saw the other day from a photographer (forgot the name though).

He had another one that I like better: "There are two people looking at the photograph, the photographer and the viewer"

My favorite quote about photography is:

"Professional photographers aren't respected because they take great photos. On a good day, anybody can get a lucky shot. Professionals are respected because they are willing to destroy their *bad* photos."