Look up James Rath on YouTube. He is a blind film maker.

I say go for it! The best advice I was given, is to keep pursuing your dreams. As long as it isn’t race car driving, or a pilot, your creativity and adaptability will find a way.

I don’t know what 10% of vision you have, but even if you couldn’t see color, there is a LOT you can do with black and white. I was an artist when I got my diagnosis and monochromatic was my best style! Plus, Art is life, is soul. Keep that part of you alive!

Aira is an app in which I connect with a live agent that is trained to describe whatever they see through the camera. They help me focus the camera and then I take the picture. As I’m just taking pictures as a hobby, my iPhone camera is enough...

Hi, I’m totally blind, and I just recently began getting into photography thanks to Aira. I’d say that it doesn’t matter if you are blind or not, let your work speak for you. If you can’t take good pictures, they won’t do business with you; and if you have a catalog with pictures that you have taken, that’ll be a good start.
I just went through a photo shoot with my GF, and the photographer was very attentive telling us all kinds of stuff regarding what she wanted to come out in the pictures. We were the focus of them, but the surroundings were quite important, and lighting was extremely important.

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Take a lot of pics when you see something interesting; one of them at least will turn out good. I tend to gravitate towards contrasting light and dark and other colors; there are a lot of trees against the sky in my pics, haha.
Just build up your portfolio, make sure it's good and that you're comfortable with your own set up, and don't tell anyone you're blind if it doesn't come up in the conversation. :D
For reference, I'm a blind former freelance artist with about the same amount of vision as you. I don't do as much photography but with smart phones it's a lot easier to take good pics. You can do this! :)