Avoid Photography Schools Never Take Photography Lessons

<a class="link" rel="nofollow" href="http://HurleyPix.com/learn">http://HurleyPix.com/learn</a> - Never take photography lessons? And avoid photography schools? <br /><br />What the..!? <br /><br />I personally never really immersed myself into taking photography lessons or going to swanky photography schools. I looked at how others took their shots (especially the masters) and then I got out there and furiously practiced... <br /><br />I ended up amongst 10 million other people in 30 square kilometers at the Kumbh Mela holy festival in India... <br /><br />(That festival only happens once every 12 years). <br /><br />And found myself smuggling my camera inside steel walls to photograph massive ships being dismantled piece by piece, on the shores of the Bangladesh oceans... (Batiary ship breaking yards, unforgettable). <br /><br />Batiary shipyards was the one time when I really had trouble taking photos of people because I was so overcome with my emotions after seeing what sort of intense 'physical' work they had to do each day... <br /><br />Anyway... <br /><br />That doesn't make me an expert... but it sure makes for an interesting lifestyle! <br /><br />To learn photography skills, I went and explored new lands. <br /><br />My own photography technique was 'have camera will travel.' <br /><br />You can do this too... <br /><br />If you like the 'sell photos online' passive income idea, or have toyed with starting up your own digital photography business, then I would say to you this... <br /><br />ACT on your dreams! <br /><br />Go and make it happen... <br /><br />The world wants to see what you can create... <br /><br />So then... what's your next step? Start learning... <br /><br /><a class="link" rel="nofollow" href="http://HurleyPix.com/learn">http://HurleyPix.com/learn</a>