2. “Photographers produce
and preserve images that
paint a picture, tell a story,
or record an event”
-bls.gov

3. 1.) Personal Mission
Statement
2.) Goals
3.) Contact Information
4.)Resume
5.) Career Summary
6.) Samples

4. Personal Mission
Statement
• To live life to the fullest and to take
nothing for granted . To be thankful
for everything God has blessed me with
to grow spiritually and to change
someone's life, to make a difference,
and to do my best with any task put in
front of me.
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5. Goals
1 year • Graduate high school
• Raise GPA to 3.5
• Take dual enrollment classes
• Grow spiritually
• Attend a Christian University
• Get college degree 5 years
• Get a new job and keep it throughout college
• Get married, begin family
• Steady job
10 years
• Stay healthy
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6. Tamber Miller
2589 Treasure Island
Copeland, FL 33920
Cell: (851) 865-7204
RHS293@yahoo.com
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7. Resume
Skills &
Achievements:
•A & B Honor Roll
•Advanced Placement Student
•Proficient with computers;
Word
Publisher
PowerPoint
•Photography skills
•1st place Intro to Parliamentary Next

8. Work Experience
-Alva Diner,
21200 Palm Beach Blvd, Alva, FL 33920/
November 2010-present
Hostess, bus tables, food prep,
-Matt Miller Tractors,
Filing, Writing Checks, Assistant, answer phones
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9. Clubs&
Organizations
Future Business Leaders of America- 2 years
Softball- 5 years
Art Club- 2 years
Teens against Genocide- 1 year
Upward Bound- 2 years
Varsity Tennis- 1 year
Fellowship of Christian Athletes: 2 years
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10. Education
• Riverdale High School Student
• Future Edison State College dual
enrollment student
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11. Career
Summary
Qualifications:
Photographers need good eyesight, artistic
ability, and good hand-eye coordination. They
should be patient, accurate, and detail-
oriented and should be able to work well with
others, they are usually interacting with
clients, graphic designers, and advertising and
publishing specialists.
Photographers held about 152,000 jobs in 2008. More than half were
self-employed, a much higher proportion than for most occupations
All statistics found at Next
http://www.bls.gov

12. • Education and training:
• Beginner positions in photojournalism or in
industrial or scientific photography generally
require a college degree in photography or in
a area relating to the to the career area they
wish to work in. Some types of photographers
require a technical degree. Some complete a
college degree or vocational training
programs.
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13. Earnings
o The median annual wages s were $29,440 in May
2008.
o The middle 50 percent earned $20,620-$43,530.
o The lowest 10% earned less than $16,920.
o The highest 10% earned more than $62,430.
o The largest numbers of salaried photographers,
were $26,160.
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14. Samples
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