Recent content by MikeSinOC

Nice pictures! That first one seems to be well above the golden gate (748' height). Probably not the best idea to post on a site that the gas users that abide by the rules.

Another good job. What an opportunity!

Right on! Can't wait to check the new video out. Post it when you can. So. Cal doesn't have opportunities like that. "Keep it up!"

Nice video! Some good shots. Those salmon are amazing.

Very good points and when I get a plan together I will most likely start with my foot in the door.

That doesn't really sound like the route I want to go. I want to love/enjoy what I do and not be a part of the "system" by someone else's design. Thanks for the input I'll work my own plan and study on my own.

I'm keeping a day job, for now, are will get a plan to start something on the side. If all else fails and the wife and kids leave, I've always wanted to visit the UK :-) Thanks again

Julius, thanks for your input. I figured it'd be something like that and plan to work it out myself. I appreciate the help.

Excellent advice, again thank you so much for the help.

And THAT us what I was thinking and why I put the question out to you guys. This was my first post and thought it'd be good. Thanks

JA, I have had a lot of self doubt about this for some time and figure if I get certified to fly commercially I could turn my hobby of doing creative things into something more. Thank you, very good feed back I appreciate it.

Thanks Cyborg, I totally understand that you need a niche if you set out on this now.

Hey Meta, this is the course I was looking at it will be local to me and was considering it.

Whoa, very good information. I work for a general contractor (estimating) for retail and theaters both new construction and tenant improvements so I think this would be a good start. I would most definitely combine DLSR and Adobe Creative Cloud suite to the mix to give clients exactly what they...

That was kind of my thought to hold out where I'm at (in construction) and parley that into a side until I can build it for myself. OR do I hold off on the program and get my cert and experiment to build a side gig? The program is "hands on" for $199 and offers some marketing advice also...