Over 50? As a portrait photographer, age can be your superpower. Here's a little a little pep talk for my contemporaries. 👉 LEARN PHOTOGRAPHY HERE: edverosky.com
I’ve been in the medical field for 20+ years. Three years ago my wife and I went to barber school and opened our shop on Route 66! I was 40 years old at the time. We now take photos as well and though we don’t get paid yet for that, the local HS yearbook uses our sports photos (with permission) and we are getting inquires for paid work! Never too old to start something new!
Im 49 and am feeling that maybe I was too old for this industry, but have been doing it professionally for three years and am enjoying the process of learning. Good to find a like minded youtube channel.
What a nice video. As I am indeed a photographer in my mid 50s. Plus having been a serious visual artist since the 1980s. This is pretty spot on advice. Learning/doing oil painting and photography for decades is pretty awesome 👍
Thank you. I needed to see this. I picked up my camera a couple years ago after not having one since my film camera died in the early ‘90s. After dusting off the cobwebs I cannot get enough. Developed a growing portrait/landscape/fine art photography side gig. 👍🏼
Thank You for this Video Mr Verosky. In My 80's as You know, a late bloomer in Portrait Photography. While I don't take images as a Professional, I enjoy taking images of Family & Friends. Learning is one of the things that has big attraction to me. I get a lot of satisfaction in learning, looking at images in the past Vs current ones, and seeing that in fact I have improved. And often have been told some of My Portrait images appear taken by a Professional Photographer. You Video's have been a large part of my learning, has given me the confidence to invest in a home studio, and equipment. I encourage others to view your Video's, Purchase Your teaching Video's, etc. Thank You for your contribution to Photography, and personally to my improvements & enjoyment there of.
Absolutely great advice!! I am retiring in a month and I am going to get back to my photography big time! This video came at a great ti and it motivates me even more! Thank you Ed!
Over 60 here-started doing portraits a few years ago
I’ve been in the medical field for 20+ years. Three years ago my wife and I went to barber school and opened our shop on Route 66! I was 40 years old at the time. We now take photos as well and though we don’t get paid yet for that, the local HS yearbook uses our sports photos (with permission) and we are getting inquires for paid work! Never too old to start something new!
I was 48 when I got back into photography and started creating portraits. It's been an interesting and educational 12 years.
So glad to see you after a long while.
Your comments are a definite recharge .
Im 49 and am feeling that maybe I was too old for this industry, but have been doing it professionally for three years and am enjoying the process of learning. Good to find a like minded youtube channel.
What a nice video. As I am indeed a photographer in my mid 50s. Plus having been a serious visual artist since the 1980s. This is pretty spot on advice. Learning/doing oil painting and photography for decades is pretty awesome 👍
Great advice my friend, as a fellow 50 something I can vouch for all statements made on this video. Thank you for sharing ...keep on crushing it.
Thank you for your videos!! Love your professional techniques and your concise, on the point delivery.
Thank you. I needed to see this. I picked up my camera a couple years ago after not having one since my film camera died in the early ‘90s. After dusting off the cobwebs I cannot get enough. Developed a growing portrait/landscape/fine art photography side gig. 👍🏼
Thank You for this Video Mr Verosky. In My 80's as You know, a late bloomer in Portrait Photography. While I don't take images as a Professional, I enjoy taking images of Family & Friends. Learning is one of the things that has big attraction to me. I get a lot of satisfaction in learning, looking at images in the past Vs current ones, and seeing that in fact I have improved. And often have been told some of My Portrait images appear taken by a Professional Photographer. You Video's have been a large part of my learning, has given me the confidence to invest in a home studio, and equipment. I encourage others to view your Video's, Purchase Your teaching Video's, etc. Thank You for your contribution to Photography, and personally to my improvements & enjoyment there of.
This message is for me ! Thank you for sharing this energy and motivation !
Hey Ed. Another great video to add to your catalogue. Made the 64 (& a half) year old me feel slightly brighter after watching it!👍
thanks for the motivation
Thank you. I felt you were speaking to me.
Absolutely great advice!! I am retiring in a month and I am going to get back to my photography big time! This video came at a great ti and it motivates me even more! Thank you Ed!