I wouldn’t start with family members, but that’s just me. Are you in the US? Start by focusing on high school graduation photos and things like that; try to g

I wouldn’t start with family members, but that’s just me. Are you in the US? Start by focusing on high school graduation photos and things like that; try to get in good with some colleges, universities, and schools and do their sports photography even if it doesn’t pay that well it’ll build your portfolio, and or allow free travel at times. Weddings can be lucrative as well but you absolutely need to make sure you’re prepared with 2 bodies and a backup shooter. Don’t be the dude shooting a wedding with a pop up flash. Additionally, two years in photography isn’t a lot of time. It’s a good start. But make sure your product is excellent to stand out from people who have been doing it for 30,40,50 years. You probably want to start around the $80-100 an hour mark. Real estate photography if you focus on high end properties can be lucrative for the time return.