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>>19366010
>It's a photography gig. Guaranteed 40 hours with benefits, decent pay, basically make my own schedule and don't report to anyone, but there's often not even enough to shoot to spend 40 hours, so I get paid to do whatever I feel like most of the time. It's still a job, but it doesn't really feel like one.
What kind of photography and where? Not trying to dox you, just a non american photographer here. With a diploma, not some weekend shooter.

I've seen interesting things in the US but they're never actually full time and forget about benefits.