If the internet vanished today, how will I survive? Not just survive? How will I thrive? Let me ask myself, why? Because I've got this skill that has been with me like fine wine since 2021, my photography. This is not the filter and pose routine, but it focuses on the ground. Find the light and I frame the moment. What people can't, I have picked up my camera and being a photographer since 2021, which was me, driven by passion and the hunger to create art through my lens. Life has tried to knock me out by making my laptop break down, the phones dried up, and I had the pulse of my dream and chase money through other means. But that is me. It didn't die. It has been. It has been a lot for me, like trying to pick myself up, but, yeah.
My photography is a job that, okay, if the internet could break down, I still have it, because I work with humans. I work with people who refer me to other people. You don't need the internet. So you don't need the internet to do referrals. You can tell your friend via calls, yeah, one-on-one meetings and chats. And okay, I think that is that. Is that so? So what I love about photography, I love what I love about it is that it exists in the real world. Everybody wants to take pictures, everybody wants to take moments. Everyone wants to take beautiful things. And it's about people. It's about light emotions, and it's also about timing. And all of these depend on, not just on the internet. At weddings, where this will happen, even though there is no internet, babies will be born. The family will grow even though there's no internet. So people would want every memory to be a frozen time to tell, and I'll be there with my camera in my hand.
Yes, I've been doing my photography for three years now, but I've been having ups and downs, and since, it has not been going well. But I will say, yeah, I'm earning out of it, and there are a lot of people earning from it. So, but I'm not earning what I'm supposed to be earning yet, but I know it's within time. My goal and zero. I keep pushing and not relenting from it weighing me back. I've not gotten my gears yet. I'm still learning from my experience and still practicing with every shoot. And also, I'm connecting. I also connect with people offline. So, most of the time, I know how I run my marketing. Most of the time, I run my marketing, not just online. I run my marketing via one-on-one meetings. I go out, search for brands around that, okay, that need my services. I go in, talk to them, and if there's a pathway by I can see video, I see it.
My plans. My plans have been, I've been so far good at this, at my craft as photographer, that it doesn't really matter in the digital world, and my work still speaks loud and clear, a physical print. Because when I do frames, photo book and portraits, I don't need the digital world to do this. So it is worth more than a digital world. So, if the world could ever pull out and the internet should stop, I'll be free, because of one, I will still have a camera in my hand, and I'll be dancing, taking moments of people, capturing joys, capturing pain, capturing beautiful things, and also real life. So it is just about a one-click ahead of time, or, shall I say, it is also about one click ahead of the digital space.
