I'm 14 and I need a job?

I'm saving up for a camera (Nikon D3100). I'm 14 and I'm not going to allow my parents to pay for it. I need to get myself a little job so that I can start saving up and finally get my dream camera. I volunteer at my stables and work there at the weekend but they don't pay under 16's, so I'm going to need to get myself a week day job. Obviously there's school I need to think about, so I'm going to need a job that doesn't shut its doors at 5.
What kind of jobs could I do?

I think one of the only places that pay under 16 is farms. So if there's a farm in your area, you can do that. If not. Try doing chores in your neighborhood for people? Snow removal, leaf removal, cutting lawns… Um.stuff like that?

You don't need a job. You want one and you can do car wash or work in a cornerstone cleaning. That's what I'm doing

Paperound. Although it's boring and a hassle it pays good money

You can get a paper round or do babysitting, I think thats about the only ones I can think of

You could always sell things you no longer want that are still in good condition. This is a good way to be independent and still make surprisingly lots of money if your lucky. Hope this helped a bit.Ps. You could also try doing the paper round or try asking teachers at school about work experiences etc.

I'm not sure how old you have to be to work, here in the us I don't think you can work until your 16 because of child labor, but i don't know the laws there. Try maybe selling se stuff, like a garage sale or do your own little buissnes type thing with dog sitting/walking or taking care of your parents friends children when your home. To have a little fun me and my friends use to make a little stand and sell cookies, brownies, an lemonade to make a couple bucks and on a good day we would get about 15 bucks, not that much but every penny counts

You could babysit or become a dog walker/take care of neighbors pets. Or you could have a car wash.

You could deliver newspapers.