You Can Find Pictures Anywhere. It's Simply

The Thing Is That When You Don't Carry A Camera, That's When You See Pictures In Particular, Or At Least That's When You Think You See Pictures In Particular. When You Do Carry It, If You Do See One On The Occasion That You Do, You Can Take It.

Balance Of Light Is The Problem, Not The Amount. Balance Between Shadows And Highlights Determines Where The Emphasis Goes In The Picture...make Sure The Major Light In A Picture Falls At Right Angles To The Camera.

Most Photographers Work Best Alone, Myself Included.

If You've Got No Responsibility And Don't Have To Generate A Certain Amount Of Cash Each Month, And Can Live On A Shoestring, And Are Ambitious Enough, Then You Might Have A Chance. You Can Be Dedicated But That Is No Guarantee That You'll Make It. I Rely On A Hunch, A Little Luck, And Some Cunning.

If You're Not A Curious Person, You're Certainly Not Going To Be A Good Photographer.