Photography Seminar to Inspire Beginners (Jonah Sia) Part 1
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Very inspiring video. Jonah Sia became a working professional photographer in, what, less than 4 years? I'm basing my guesstimate on the camera shown in the video. That's a picture of a Canon SD400 (Ixus 50). That model came out in February '05. So that's 6.5 years ago. I'm guessing you've been working as a professional for at least two. So maybe you got there in only 4 years. It would be interesting to find out how you made it so fast. You must've really spent a lot of time honing your skills.
ShelterDogs 3 months ago