can you make money with outdoor photography? i'm definitely not looking to quit my job or anything, but am curious to know what the possibilities are. i was looking at some of the shots on flickr.com and it just looks like it could be a such a great hobby. can anybody tell me more? http://www.flickr.com/photos/slack12 no, unfortunately these are not my photos. maybe one day though....

I am currently schooled online and one of my classes is "Outdoor Education." For my topic, I chose to do Outdoor Photography. (I also submit my pictures in, for extra credit.) My assignment is: What do we mean by the word bio mechanical? Check out the meaning. So here we are asking you to give us information on the on the body mechanics of your activity. Write your answer in short paragraph form. I searched bio mechanical and basically got "the mechanics on how parts of the human body, work." All help is appreciated!

I plan on taking a trip where I'll be taking a lot of outdoor photography, mostly architecture, but landscape as well. I own a sony a100 digital slr and I was wondering if a wide angle lens would be something to invest in, also what focal length should I look for, as i anticipate needing some zoom. And has anyone had experience with a polarizing filter? I've heard that it helps with reducing haze, and reflections from glass? Appreciate the help!

I've recently discovered, I really like photography. I've been using my cellphone for pictures though. I'd really like a GOOD camera, one that will work for indoor and outdoor, and a cheap one too. If you know any good camera's that will work, please tell me. :] And if you can, get a link to the camera. P.s. This is some of my photography. www.sydneypsycho.deviantart.com

My wife and I are looking for a nice digital camera. She would like it for taking routine pictures(vacation, birthdays, etc...). I love outdoor photography, I also would like it for taking family pictures. I have a Nikon N70 and have been very happy with it but would like to go digital. Any help would be appreciated.

I am going to use my Yashica camera for taking photos- mostly outdoor photography..Which film roll would be best suited: 100, 200 or 400? Is there any difference in selection of film rolls for outdoor and indoor photography?

I'm going to start doing outdoor portrait photography and i think i need a soft box but i don't know a good portable one with a continuing light source. Any ideas? i am hoping for a more controled light form less than $100

I'm a TOTAL beginner and want to know what the essentials are as far as outdoor photography. I currently have: CANON T1I 18-55mm 75-300mm Again, I'm not talking about extra batteries or something..I'm talking: reflector, flash, whatever you guys think.

I am looking for a nice point and shoot camera not to expensive with a very good crisp picture quality perhaps within the range of 210 dollars for outdoor photography? Any recommendations?

So, I'm just getting into photography and I'm probably going to take pictures of outdoor scenes. Most of it will probably be nature but I might take a few pictures of the city. I've already seen that a "Nikon Coopix P2 5.1 Megapixel Camera", would be great, with good evidence of it. Thanks!

I am learning sports photography and would like some opinions on best settings for outdoor, sunny sports such as soccer, football and maybe baseball. I am going to starting by using an ISO of 100, f5.6, let the camera select the speed. I have a Nikon VR 70-200 mm. Your ideas and opinions would be great. Thanks

I shoot with a Canon 40D and am looking to really enhance the natural elements of my shots done both indoor and outdoor. I usually shoot portraits of families, friends, models, an children.

Is outdoor nude / topless photography legal in Michigan?

I'm going to getting a Canon 40D (currently own a Rebel XT) and am wondering what lenses are good for outdoor nature photography and one for macro photography? The only lenses I currently own are the kit ones that came with my Rebel XT, which are nothing special. Thanks

I want to do an Film Noir style photo shoot with a female model as the mysterious dark woman. Like a scene for an old Mickey Spillane novel. I want to use a prop gun in the photos. But obviously I can't brandish a realistic-looking fake weapon in public. I've seen other photographers do it in their shoots. What are the laws and etiquette to do this without getting arrested in Los Angeles.

I know i want a DSLR but what's the best all around camera for flowers, plants, trees, also something i don't have to be a rocket scientist to use.

I am a novice photographer..and i am trying to gather together the essentials needed to create a good photograph..Besides the camera, lenses, and tripod..what other things does one need...?

I have lots of pics of nature, and want to experiment with portraiture. I am currently based in Manila. What is the average cost for hiring a freelance model? (not a top shot model)

I think this is strange to me. Photographers take photos of models on shorelines, woods and farmland...but if a police officer saw this why would they not be arrested?

I am starting to fall in love with photography and I would really like to get started in it.