[southerncross]

Well allow me to disagree.

This the typical talk I hear from professionals earning money from photography that consider amateurs as competitors.

Photography is for everyone not for professionals only, it's up to the viewer to decide if he likes what he sees or not.

It's like saying only professional and highly competitive players should be playing football.

 

I had some intentionally crooked horizons with no added value to the photo by some art/media students in mind when I wrote it.

 

Professional photographers just make money out of this, a lot of them are actually worse than advanced amateurs just like a lot of professional musicians, routine has a lot to do with it.