July 9, 2011
“Photography is one of the most popular hobbies on the planet, but you’d never know it by reading most photography blogs, podcasts, books and tutorials. It’s mostly treated as a profession, where the goal is either making money or collecting more equipment. But that’s just not realistic for the vast majority of photographers.
Don’t get me wrong, there’s nothing wrong with making money, but that mindset has led an entire generation of photographers to concentrate on what sells, not what moves them.
An entire generation is being led to believe that the features on their cameras are more important than the photos they produce.”
CJ Chilvers, Independent Writer and Publisher
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