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A career in photography requires a blend of technical training, experience, and creativity. Vocational training and hands-on experience are crucial in this field. Key skills include good eyesight, artistic ability, hand-eye coordination, patience, attention to detail, and teamwork. While there is no strict educational requirement, a college degree in journalism, photography, or visual arts can be beneficial. Salaries vary widely, ranging from $17,000 to $62,000 annually, with seasoned professionals earning up to $80,000. Photographers may work in various environments, including outdoor settings and fast-paced journalism.
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Skills Needed and Training • Vocational Training- a technical career school. • Extensive Work Experience- you need a lot of experience doing so in this area. • Good Eye Sight • Artistic Ability • Good hand-eye coordination • Need to be Patient • Detail Oriented • Need to be able to work well with others
Education • No specific educational requirements • Need a college degree • Journalism • Photography • Possibly Visual Arts
Salary Earnings • Most photographers earn between $17,000 and $62,000 a year. • The median annual earnings of salaried photographers is about $29,000. • Experienced and talented photographers with a good reputation is about $80,000 a year. • Salaries depend on the photographers’ experience, location, employer, and industry.
Other Information • Photographers work in a variety of settings. • They may work outside, taking photographs of landscapes, wildlife, or weddings. • Photojournalists have to travel frequently. • Sometimes they are assigned a distant country to take photographs for a lone period of time.