Pistons. I actually think they will start putting it together at some point. Might as well be now.
Klumber
joined 11 months ago
Thessaloniki is an awesome city, great nightlife, wonderful countryside nearby and EXCELLENT food. Also a huge amount of fairly affordable AirBnBs in the city centre.
I'm in the UK. Every season I have a few games Pacers I can watch live because I don't have work or other commitments in the morning. The Magic game really pissed me off and I knew it pissed Haliburton off. So I wanted to watch the Hawks game, but I couldn't get this morning off work.
And now I feel I should have just rung in sick... what a monster game. Insane.
I'm in the UK. Every season I have a few games Pacers I can watch live because I don't have work or other commitments in the morning. The Magic game really pissed me off and I knew it pissed Haliburton off. So I wanted to watch the Hawks game, but I couldn't get this morning off work.
And now I feel I should have just rung in sick... what a monster game. Insane.
Funny, he should have been called for a travel...
The type of photography you are aiming to make money out of thrives on network. The more people you know, the more likely you are asked for a job (there's no such thing as job adverts for event photographers).
You also want to build up the nicest portfolio you can. I suppose the question is, how good a friend is this and how well connected are they? For them to set up a festival (however small) with 29 acts (oops, not so small now!) means they have connections elsewhere.
I would choose the amicable route, have a chat (now) explain how much work is involved and share your thinking with regards to the costs involved. Your time doesn't have to be free, but payment doesn't have to be in money either...
There isn't a right or wrong answer, early on you will have to balance favours with work. I shot some professional events for my job and they (to my surprise) led to several other requests that did offer fair payment. It's the way you build things up.
My camera is capable of shooting at different ISOs, not because I should use high ISO values all the time, but because there are times where I need to use high ISO shots. Especially in low light, because that is what the ISO values represent.
So frankly, I don't care too much about the debate, I'm just happy that cameras are getting better and better.
THose are some stellar names. Awesome find. You could almost open a photography gallery with that sort of quantity and quality.