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CMAs- Get Paid More:
Lets face it, we want to learn, but ultimately we need the certification to get better-paid jobs. According to a comprehensive study by IMA, CMA certification holders earn 1/3 more than their non-certified counterparts.
For Many, CMA Skills are More Practical
Various industry journals have indicated that 80% of accountants end up in non-public accounting. The management accounting knowledge and skill is in fact more useful for these professionals. In fact, many dual CPA and CMA holders find the materials covered in CMA more interesting and practical in their daily work.IMA Makes it Easy for Us
Unlike the CPA exam in which getting qualified is sometimes harder than passing the exam itself, IMA (the CMA exam administrator) make things clear, simple and organized for applicants. IMA openly welcomes international candidates with the exam offered in hundreds of locations worldwide.
Dont get me wrong it is easier not because of a low barrier of entry, because candidates are still required to have a Bachelor degree, a rigorous exam and 2 continuous years of management accounting experience to get certified.
But IMA makes the process of becoming a CMA as smooth as possible. Candidates can focus on passing the exam and fulfilling the experience, instead of getting stuck with the bureaucracy and conflicting rules from different State Boards.

Current Scope a look at photographers and publications
A look at the National Geographic Magazine, perhaps the most well-known travel publication with a very high focus on photography, confirms the generic nature of the term travel photography. The magazine and its rich archives of images is spread over a wide range of subjects that includes exploring different cultures, documenting diverse languages, understanding geography in depth by getting into its as aesthetics (landscapes) as well as geology, heritage combined with corresponding history, people and professions, and many more. The magazine attempts to cover the chosen topics in depth and the scope for photography is all-encompassing. Largely speaking, only thing that doesnt figure often is commercial forms of photography.
Another key to explaining the current scope can be found at the well-known Travel Photographer Of The Year awards, often simply called TPOTY. TPOTY is perhaps the most recognized travel photography award in the world and is acknowledged by many leading photographers. Browsing through the genres of images that TPOTY has been accepting in the last few years, it is evident that their scope of a travel photograph too, is all-encompassing, which includes landscapes, photodocumentaries, stree life, journeys, heritage and much more.
A well-known champion of travel photography on the internet, Tewfic El-Sawy takes a more focused approach in his scope of travel photography. El-Sawy promotes travel photographers through his widely followed blog, where he introduced his readers to portfolios of upcoming/well-known travel photographers and also announces his own travel photography tours. His coverage usually limited to very specific topics that involves documenting cultures and professions that are usually considered non-mainstream. For example, his tours have topics like Kolkatas Cult of Durga, The oracles of Kerala or Sufis of Gujarat.