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Mayayana August 4th 15 02:24 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 

|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs, and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)



PeterN[_6_] August 4th 15 04:57 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 
On 8/4/2015 9:24 AM, Mayayana wrote:
|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs, and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)



An amateur tennis player jumps over the net; a professional's manager
jumps over the gross.

--
PeterN

PeterN[_6_] August 5th 15 02:32 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 
On 8/5/2015 5:19 AM, android wrote:
"Mayayana" Wrote in message:

|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs, and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)

A amateur can be as good as a pro. Amateur simply comes from
amate. That means that s/he is doing whatever for love of doing
it...


Hmm! Interesting definition. If true, anyone who likes what they do for
a living is an amateur.

--
PeterN

PeterN[_6_] August 5th 15 04:07 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 
On 8/5/2015 10:49 AM, Whisky-dave wrote:
On Wednesday, 5 August 2015 14:32:55 UTC+1, peterN wrote:
On 8/5/2015 5:19 AM, android wrote:
"Mayayana" Wrote in message:

|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs, and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)

A amateur can be as good as a pro. Amateur simply comes from
amate. That means that s/he is doing whatever for love of doing
it...


Hmm! Interesting definition. If true, anyone who likes what they do for
a living is an amateur.


So if you don't like what you're doing does that make you a professonal or a prostitute .

It is often said that prostitution is the world's oldest profession. I
have also heard that begging is an ancient and honorable profession. I
have seen no definitive authority stating which is older.


--
PeterN

PAS August 5th 15 04:31 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 
"PeterN" wrote in message
...
On 8/5/2015 10:49 AM, Whisky-dave wrote:
On Wednesday, 5 August 2015 14:32:55 UTC+1, peterN wrote:
On 8/5/2015 5:19 AM, android wrote:
"Mayayana" Wrote in message:

|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs,
and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain
that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)

A amateur can be as good as a pro. Amateur simply comes from
amate. That means that s/he is doing whatever for love of doing
it...


Hmm! Interesting definition. If true, anyone who likes what they do
for
a living is an amateur.


So if you don't like what you're doing does that make you a
professonal or a prostitute .

It is often said that prostitution is the world's oldest profession. I
have also heard that begging is an ancient and honorable profession. I
have seen no definitive authority stating which is older.


The oldest profession may be a politician but one could argue that most
are both prostitutes and beggars.


PeterN[_6_] August 5th 15 06:03 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 
On 8/5/2015 12:16 PM, android wrote:
android Wrote in message:
PeterN Wrote in message:
On 8/5/2015 5:19 AM, android wrote:
"Mayayana" Wrote in message:

|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs, and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)

A amateur can be as good as a pro. Amateur simply comes from
amate. That means that s/he is doing whatever for love of doing
it...


Hmm! Interesting definition. If true, anyone who likes what they do for
a living is an amateur.

--
PeterN

Yupp!

Err, providing that there is a choice...


Doesn't life consist of choices.

--
PeterN

android April 8th 17 04:25 PM

Difference between amateurs and pros
 
android Wrote in message:
PeterN Wrote in message:
On 8/5/2015 5:19 AM, android wrote:
"Mayayana" Wrote in message:

|A pro will take a camera, none of which are perfect for all jobs, and get
the shot. An amateur will buy everything in sight, then complain that none
are perfect and fail to get the shot
|

I thought a pro was someone who gets paid, whether
the work is good or not. But I especially like the
saying: "A professional is someone who knows how
to fix his mistakes." :)

A amateur can be as good as a pro. Amateur simply comes from
amate. That means that s/he is doing whatever for love of doing
it...


Hmm! Interesting definition. If true, anyone who likes what they do for
a living is an amateur.

--
PeterN

Yupp!

Err, providing that there is a choice...
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