Photographic Madness! Professional Photographer Answers Peoples Questions on Photography. One Questi

Online, September 22, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Pro Photographer of 28 years plus, Tom Dwyer is switching from all day shooting (pictures of course) to 24 hour teaching, online.

It happens this week with the launch of PhotographicCoach.com A photography site that offers free answers to any questions pertaining to the field of photography as well as related subjects like cameras, tripods, printing, digital software, and lenses.

With his years behind the camera and his" thousands of striking award winning images" captured for happy customers throughout the Northeast United States and beyond.

Tom has the book smarts and the street smarts in Photography, plus a friendly patient demeanor to make students relaxed. Photography is supposed to be fun!

Tom was Kind of pushed into the teaching position at first, after suffering a major accident, hurting his back. He came to realize that maybe there was another plan for his life; another path to take, the path of teacher.

"I was really upset after the accident, I was no longer able to do what I loved and I lost a great amount of income. I just could not take the 10 and 12 hours on my feet as a Portrait and Wedding Photographer anymore!"

After a few years of feeling sorry for himself, Tom says he feels today, that instructing might just be his calling.

"Years ago, I started selling my photography information on E-bay, but my pages kept being shut down because I kept putting my ads in the wrong categories, They were not selling in the proper slots. Anyways, many people seemed to be really happy with the information I shared. They kept asking questions too. It sort of snowballed from there; I took on more and more students. And here we are."

Dwyer has two degrees in Photography: Antonelli School of Art and Photography and Temple University both in Philadelphia. (Teachers Certificate for Pennsylvania)

He is excited about this new adventure in life! Says Tom: "I had some great mentors, instructors and professors over the years and I worked for pro photography studios since I was a teenager as well, I'm ready and happy to pass the information I have along to the next generation."

The main goal of the new online venture is to offer "many" people more of the same, sound, easy to understand information (in smaller bits) covering all aspects of Photography. People ask a question, they get connected to the right answer. Free. Private one on one coaching is also available for a fair fee.

Photographiccoach.com is a Free Information Site for people trying to gain a better grasp and understanding the technical sides of photography. It is free to post questions on the site and is open to any level of experience, from the beginner to the pro.