"I used to be a paparazzo (2007-2011)" - Ask me anything

BackdoorArts

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My favorite part of this post, as an English Nazi, is this part, "I virtually saw almost every celebrity since I worked a lot at LAX (airport) where they all have to go through. Now I'm a freelance writer,..." Typing words doesn't make you a writer any more than pushing a shutter button makes you a photographer. A "writer" has an understanding of grammar and sentence structure much in the same way a "photographer" has an understanding of composition and exposure. I find it amusing that he seems to have found a parallel niche in both genres.
 

jdeg

^ broke something
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My favorite part of this post, as an English Nazi, is this part, "I virtually saw almost every celebrity since I worked a lot at LAX (airport) where they all have to go through. Now I'm a freelance writer,..." Typing words doesn't make you a writer any more than pushing a shutter button makes you a photographer. A "writer" has an understanding of grammar and sentence structure much in the same way a "photographer" has an understanding of composition and exposure. I find it amusing that he seems to have found a parallel niche in both genres.

Very good point!
 

Nero

Senior Member
My favorite part of this post, as an English Nazi, is this part, "I virtually saw almost every celebrity since I worked a lot at LAX (airport) where they all have to go through. Now I'm a freelance writer,..." Typing words doesn't make you a writer any more than pushing a shutter button makes you a photographer. A "writer" has an understanding of grammar and sentence structure much in the same way a "photographer" has an understanding of composition and exposure. I find it amusing that he seems to have found a parallel niche in both genres.
Well, it's easy to give yourself the title. Some people don't realize it's another thing entirely to actually earn it.
 
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