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Originally Posted by bm bradley
v_rocks... I did the same thing however with content production... started with a 1970's film camera that ddidn't even have a battery, a meter and cheap set of strobes... made $600 my first month. everybody told me I should get a real job... 11 years later I'm still shooting and paying the bills.
the thing is EVERY FOURM I'VE EVER SEEN ON THE NET is filled with guys looking cheap/free shit... gfy is no different
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Doing something mainstream (brick and mortar) is so much easier than most people think. You simply put one foot in front of the other and decided to trek down a path not worrying about where it took you. Anything was better than where you were at. Interestingly it seems most of us hit a "rock bottom" when we ventured on our own individual paths. That bottom was the realization that if we continued on with an employer "this" was as good as life was going to get, and we envisioned much more for ourselves!
Glad to see you entered the shooting aspects of adult and photography in general on a budget. Then grew it into something that can comfortably pay the bills!