How to become a photographer in india

STEPS TO BECOMING A PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHER IN INDIA




1. CHOOSE A RELEVANT PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE

The first step is to choose a relevant photography course. Here are some of the best Degree, Diplomas, and ITI photography courses in India –

  • BA Photography
  • BA Visual Arts and Photography
  • BFA Photography
  • B.Sc. Photography and Video Visual Production
  • B.Sc. in Photography and Cinematography
  • Diploma in Digital Photography
  • PG Diploma in Photography
  • Diploma in Fashion Photography
  • Diploma in Professional Photojournalism
  • Diploma in Photography and Cinematography
  • Diploma in Advertising and Commercial Photography
  • Diploma in Photography and Digital Imaging
  • Diploma in Digital Cinematography
  • ITI Photography course




2. SATISFY THE ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Each course has its own eligibility criteria. To secure admission, you must be academically eligible to pursue that particular course. 10+2 passed is the eligibility criteria in cases of some of the courses mentioned above. In the case of the ITI course, the 10th passed is the eligibility criteria. Eligibility criteria may vary from one course to another.

3. SECURE ADMISSION

Reputed institutes rely on merit-based admission processes. Deserving candidates are allotted seats based on the marks scored them in relevant entrance tests/board exams / a combination of both.


4 COMPLETE THE ACADEMIC PROGRAM

Photography courses boast a holistic mixture of classroom lectures and practical sessions.



CAREER PROSPECTS

A professional photographer may work independently or under the supervision of others. Based on specialization, a photographer could do any of the many roles, like.

  • Fashion Photographer
  • Product & Commercial Photographer
  • Business & Industrial Photographer
  • Wildlife Photographer
  • Sports Photographer
  • Event Photographer (Wedding, Party, Concerts etc)
  • Fine Art Photographer
  • Automobile Photographer
  • Photojournalist
  • Forensic Photographer

Entrepreneurship is also an excellent opportunity available in front of photographers. They may work as an independent photographer or market photography equipment independently.)



(Photography can be described as the art and science of taking photographs and processing them. It involves equipment such as cameras, lenses, computer software (for image processing and editing), etc .)

 

Photography is a very vast field. It is made up of individual domains such as –


  • Fashion Photography
  • Fashion and People Photography
  • Product Photography
  • Business & Industrial Photography
  • Nature and Landscape Photography
  • Wildlife Photography
  • Sports Photography
  • Event Photography
  • Fine Art Photography
  • Automobile Photography





(Photography is not just about clicking pictures. It involves other aspects such as developing photographs, assembling photography gear (stand, lenses, camera, etc), adjusting lighting and exposure, using image editing software, printing technology, etc.)

 

Here are some of the important tasks carried out by photographers –

  • Assembling photography gear
  • Selecting the right set of lenses (depending upon the situation)
  • Setting up artificial lighting (if necessary)
  • Clicking photographs
  • Editing images using software
  • Developing photographs
  • Printing and framing photographs






(Photographers are knowledgeable about cameras, lenses, other photography equipment, lightning and exposure, image editing software, photo development techniques, etc.)



Here are some of the qualities required to thrive in this field –
  • Passion for photography
  • Creativity
  • Will to travel and work at odd timings
  • Patience
  • Concentration
  • Technical expertise
  • Computer and software skills
  • Communication skills

 (There’s a notion that it only takes creativity to make it big in this field. Yes, creativity is required to thrive in this field. Along with that, it is also necessary to pursue a professional course related to photography!)




(Some may say that it is possible to become a photographer without undergoing any professional course. But formal training will definitely help one gain insights into this field. Formal training will also help one build a rewarding career.)

 (In India, photography courses are available in three main formats. There are Degree, Diplomas, and ITI courses available in India.)




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