Photographer

Hi Himanshu,
Please complete your 10+2 first. There are institutes in India that offer a certificate in Photography after class 10th also, but I would advise you to pursue a good Diploma or Advanced Diploma course, if you want to pursue photography professionally. You also have an option to pursue a degree in photography like BFA in photography. Generally, there are no entrance exams for the said course. You can directly apply to the college that you are interested in. You may refer to this link to find the best colleges in India for photography course https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/top-10-colleges-for-photography-courses-in-india-blogId-11445.

Hi!
Not all fashion photographers travel the world. It is only possible when you have established yourself well in the industry and you are in demand. Big fashion houses do hire their personal photographers and that might give you a chance to travel the world if and when they have an international show/shoot. It is all about your popularity and how you market your talent in the industry. For a successful fashion photographer, only the sky is the limit in terms of payments, glamour, fame and an international, luxurious lifestyle. The path to that success, however, is not an easy and smooth one. Every fashion photographer has to face lots of financial hurdles and career insecurities which you must be aware of beforehand. The starting, for any fashion photographer, will always be of a lower profile. However if you possess certain soft skills like creativity, ability for adaptation of rapid technology changes, and skill to run a business, you are more likely to succeed sooner. The formula of income prospects for fashion photography career in India is quite simple: the better you develop yourself as a skilled fashion photographer, the more you earn. In the simplest words, the incomes vary from person to person as they depend on the skills and calibers of the individual fashion photographers. Typically, if you find an employment with fashion houses or advertisement agencies at the beginning of your career, you can expect a monthly income somewhat between 9,000 and 15,000 Rupees. Nevertheless, freelance fashion photographers, if they make good reputations and manage to get clients on a regular basis, can earn that in a single day. More establishment means more income in the profession of fashion photography in India.

Photography, in particular, has arguably been one of the most revolutionary additions to the recent years. Our cell phones are now packing image making tools that surpass the technology of most digital cameras from fifteen years ago. With the evolution of digital media, the photography has taken all the new heights and is the most trending job of this century. Everyone wants to be a photographer and enter into the glamour industry, whereas, photography is not only about glamour but is also about a lot of hard work, dedication, and creativity. The more creative you are, the more you are good at your photography.
When it comes to the earning these days, a good and professional photographer who has a good portfolio created earns much more than a corporate job employee. Photographers these days make 50,000-70,000 per shoot.

Hi, just to tell you that in this modern world, the scope of photography has been emerging as the best of courses to choose from few. Choose it as a career and rest make this as their passion, but photography is essential. Being a sports photographer and doing a specialization course in it you open your doors towards the top. Sports photography can be used in online portals, channels, newspapers etc. Rest for beginning your career first you should understand what a camera is and what is photography? You must make yourself confident on using any of the cameras available in India. One must control his command over Shutter speed, ISO and Aperture than every photograph becomes pro. You must take some full time Diploma or degree from the photography schools like DCOP, NIP etc. To understand and gain some knowledge, which would enhance your skills on your camera. You must also get a camera and the required accessories, so that you can practice more and more. Photography is all about how you shape your thinking into an image.

To become a photojournalist, you have to have a graduation degree or Diploma on journalism or photojournalism particularly. There are other diploma courses as well for particularly for photography, one can apply for that also. But completing the course will not be enough. You also need to do couple of internships under a good photojournalist or in a news house as an intern photojournalist (you must have the certificate from that media house after the internship). You also need to do some portfolios on that. On the basis of your portfolios as a fresher you'll be given the job. After getting the job, the starting salary would be between 15-30 thousand per month. But the salary also depends on what kind of photojournalist you will be, or what kind of photography job they company or the news house is going to give you. Good luck.

Taking beautiful photos and capturing those memories isn't as hard as you think. It doesnt require expensive equipment, fancy studios, or high-tech editing software. All you need is dedication and some simple concepts to really improve your photography. You can get as deep as you want, but even mastering the basics will improve your photography by leaps and bounds.
Everyone I talk to loves taking photos. We live in a photo-obsessed culture. How many times in a day do you take pictures with your phone? And how many times do you think I wish my pictures were better?
If you've thought you always needed a big expensive camera, then trust me when I say any camera can take good photos if you can take good photos.
Tip from a pro: Instead of trying to work with a large media organisation like a magazine or newspaper, become a small media icon yourself.
If you have a large and influential presence on social media, such as Facebook and Twitter, you might be more appealing to these organizations than old school media. So, start a blog, gain followers, and who knows, you could be their next photographer.
You can look at this link for a list of photography college sin Delhi NCR. There's generally no specific course for travel photography, all the basic of photography are taught in a generalised photography course.
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/top-10-colleges-for-photography-courses-in-india-blogId-11445.

If you ask for my personal opinion of what is better for great pay packets of photographers among qualification and popularity, I would say None because the thing that works the most for their favor is their TALENT. But, if you talk generically, both qualification and popularity has their own values. On one side where qualification teaches you about the key and technical aspects of a camera and technicalities related to photography, being popular will help you in getting more clients and hence more money. So with a combination of talent, popularity and qualification, a student or a person can become a wealthy photographer if the skills and knowledge on the subject along with his creativity work in close coordination with each other.
PS: Do something with complete dedication if you want to be successful in it, that's the key.