Things to Consider Before Becoming a Professional Photographer
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This document discusses considerations for becoming a professional photographer. It outlines three basic styles of photography - landscape, portrait, and documentary photography. Landscape photography captures the environment, portrait photography shows emotional connections between subjects, and documentary photography presents factual information without altering anything. The document also notes that professional photography allows one to earn money doing their hobby. Average earnings for photographers in 2013 were $37,190 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Professional photography careers are growing at an average pace and the outlook is stable, with more companies hiring each year. Related career fields include photojournalism, camera operation, and graphic design. Photography skills can be learned through self-study, working with professionals, or attending institutes.
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Things to Consider Before Becoming a Professional Photographer
- 1. Things to Consider Before Becoming a Professional Photographer
- 2. Overview • Photography is an art form like drawing and painting • Photographers use their camera to make us see life in a different way, feel emotions, and record stories and events. • Know what lies ahead and what circumstances you may confront in becoming a pro photographer.
- 3. There are three basic styles of photography. Landscape Portrait Documentary
- 4. Landscape Photography • Landscape is a photograph of the environment. • It could be the forest, mountains, oceans, or your backyard. • Ansel Adams is a famous landscape photographer. Here is one of his images.
- 5. Portrait Photography • A portrait photograph is a picture of a person or animal that shows an emotional connection. • It is important to show an emotion. • Portraits can be the whole body.
- 6. Documentary Photography • Documentary photography presents facts without changing anything. • Good documentary photographs make you wonder what is the story behind the photograph. • News Papers, Magazines and Books are the best place to find Documentary Photographs.
- 7. Why Professional Photography is Popular? • Start making money by doing what you love. • If photography is your hobbies you will love to learn new things. • According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (www.bls.gov), the average earnings for salaried photographers in 2013 were $37,190.
- 8. Career Opportunities For Professional Photographers • The Growth is 25% from 2000 to 2015. • Every year more companies are hiring for professional photographers. • This job is growing at an average pace. • The outlook for this job is stable.
- 9. Related Career Field • Photojournalist • Camera Operator. • Photographic Designer • Graphic Designer
- 10. How to Learn Professional Photography? • Self learning from books, internet & Magazines. • Learn from professionals at • Home • Institute • Online • UrbanPro.com helps you in learning Professional Photography by connecting you with professionals, tutors, institutes to take your career forward!