Should I quit my job as a full-time photographer if I have a formal job but like photography?

If the rich second generation is not short of money, you can still bravely follow your heart with willful capital.

If not, and photography is only a hobby at this stage, of course, you can't resign.

First of all, there is still a long way to go to love photography and quit to be a full-time photographer.

Nowadays, with the popularity of smart phones, it is also great to take pictures with simple processing software, so more and more people fall in love with taking pictures. But daily photography and taking photography as a career still have a long way to go.

Professional photographers are actually classified very finely, including those who take wedding photos, portraits, children and even food. Each category has different requirements for photographers, and it takes a long time to train.

Want to be a full-time photographer, do you want to open your own studio? Or apply for a photo studio? Or take photos as an independent photographer and sell them to magazines or the media?

Secondly, hobbies can't be eaten as meals.

A formal and stable job can support oneself and bear the daily living expenses such as water, electricity, gas, transportation, telephone, eating, drinking and sleeping.

Can hobbies make money after resigning?

I suggest you don't quit your job yet. After working for 8 hours, polish your photography skills and gradually realize them through multiple channels. Wait until the technology is exquisite enough, the first batch of seed customers are available, and the liquidation channel is stable, then consider leaving the company.

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