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Don't even think about becoming a wedding photographer.  When we started our business about 10 years ago we had 30-40 other serious photographers to compete with.  Now there are over 2,000 folks picking up a nice digital camera, advertising on Craigslist, and bringing extra money on the weekends.  It's not the kind of busiess that you can repair the damage done by amatures later on.  It's a one shot deal. 

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