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Short answer: yes. The ability to make an image to communicate with an audience (generally using only the visual senses) is a talent... the ability to create a visually pleasing image is also a talent... the technical stuff about cameras can be learned. Therefore, photography utilizes talent...

Really all you could do is sell some of your work at local fairs. Also, hold an art show with some of your friends or other local artists - charge a few dollars to get in, and have some pieces for sale. At 14, you're probably not going to find any part-time job, except maybe a paper route. And...

Just saying I agree with you & Marti. Oh, and if you tell a Twilighter (or anti-Twilighter, I think hating Twilight is the new trend) to use the search bar, you get reported. I got a Violation Notice e-mail earlier today for that, and I'm still bitter.

Ask your teacher what he/she recommends. You may be required to purchase a certain type of camera (most likely an SLR; possibly DSLR), and you probably don't want to buy a camera that you won't be able to use for class anyways.

I'm starting college in August, and I'm a Media Arts major, so that'll relate to photography in obvious ways. Other than that, I'll be working some minimum-wage job that I'll probably hate (that or a work study, or both if I've got the time)... to be able to pay for said college education. =)...

No clue. Hundreds... my best guess... probably around 600 or 700. Maybe more, maybe less - I don't keep count. I read often. =)

I've heard the same about Shakespeare and Homer, that their works were written by others (Edit - well, for Homer, it would be more that his works were created by others, because I'm pretty sure that The Iliad & The Odyssey were both written down many years after the stories originated). Other...

I've heard the same about Shakespeare and Homer, that their works were written by others (Edit - well, for Homer, it would be more that his works were created by others, because I'm pretty sure that The Iliad & The Odyssey were both written down many years after the stories originated). Other...

Look at the word count. A typical paperback has about 250 words per page, so take your word count divided by 250 to get an idea of how many pages your work would be (this is, of course, only a ballpark figure, and it doesn't account for editing or anything like that). [30 pages probably isn't...

Let's say I print out a photo I found online at Yahoo News or something. I obviously don't own the copyright to the photo, but I want to use it in a collage I'm making. Is this legal? What if I wanted to sell the collage? What if I found a photo I wanted to use from a photographer's website, or...

I've got about 15 photos to send through e-mail. I'd prefer to send the actual images rather than upload the pictures to Photobucket or another website and send the link. Would it be better to send the photos as attachments or just insert them into the actual e-mail? Thanks in advance. =)