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You can learn through experience, it's really not that difficult once you know what to look for.
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Being able to buy photos in person could certainly reduce the learning curve but buying online, at this point for me, is just guessing.
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Yeah, would definitely start with cheaper photos and work your way up, even then it's still about comfortable risk level vs reward.
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If you are not missing then you are not trying hard enough. Appreciate the advice.
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