Here is the why and how I recommend you photograph the sky.
It's important to have your own personal library in which you can use to replace the sky in your future photos (or older ones), because let's face it, sometimes, you go photograph a landscape, landmark, cityscape, people, or even products, and the sky is overcast or without any clouds or drama.
Most events uses lasers and fog to create some light effects, and they can really create some interesting photos or videos. Unfortunately, they can also permanently damage your camera.
Everybody will someday ask for the famous C&C (critique and/or comments), or has seen it when navigating the Internet on photography-related groups.
Critiques might be very helpful to develop other skills or to improve your photos. Or they can be helpful for future ones as well, because they provide another angle of view or techniques that can be applied later.
There are a lot of reasons for people starting in photography or trying to become a photographer. Be it as a hobby, to make some extra money, to make it a main source of income, or whatever the reason might be, it takes careful thought when purchasing a camera.
