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Does your job involve much traveling?
This will depend upon the type of photography you do. IE: a studio in a small town like mine will be generally localized so the trips are short. The farthest I had to go on a wedding shoot was when the wedding was in Madison, and the reception was in Indianapolis, 105 miles away. On the other hand, perhaps you are connected with a yearbook company that requires you to photograph in a different school each week. You may get something for a magazine which may involve traveling. National Geographic, Life, etc come to mind. So the answer is yes and no, depending upon your circumstances and desires.
Thanks for asking.
Don
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Don Wood
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I have been a professional photographer for 35 years. Wedding, portraits, passports, copies, groups pix, reunions, etc. Specialty in photography of large groups. I also have worked in newspaper photography for most of my photographic years. I have built and maintained a b/w darkroom, and a color darkroom.
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I have been a professional photographer for 35 years. I am transitioning to digital photography so I might be able to help in that field. I'm retired now but am still able to be helpful in the field. I have built a b/w, color darkroom, worked in a color lab, worked in the newspaper field both in darkroom and as a shooter.
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New York Institute of Photography
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