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A KaushikEnglish language trainer cum career counselor

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A cinematographer is the more modest sounding use of the term Director of Photography. DP in North America, DOP is the British version. Cinematographer may also refer to an individual with a camera, whereas, Director of Photography implies multi-camera and a larger crew.

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Mariam shirazI am a high functioning sociopath.

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If you are truly interested in it then go for it as it will give you satisfaction in future. The eligibility criteria is 10+2. For more details go through the following link:
https://www.shiksha.com/arts-fine-visual-performing/photography/articles/your-career-in-photography-blogId-4618

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Ankit Singh

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It is advised that you complete 12th standard first and then get into a college, as no good college will give you admission on the basis of class 10th score.

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Ankit Singh

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Wildlife photographers provide publications with images of animals, plants and environments from across the globe, although some self-publish as independent artists. In addition to understanding photographic techniques and methods, they must also comprehend the subjects of their images.
Photographers often work on a freelance basis, there are no strict educational standards in the field since clients purchase rights to the photographs themselves. Although post-secondary education in the field may be preferred, possessing hands-on skills with a camera, being able to develop and edit pictures, and possessing raw vision and talent may easi
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Ankit Singh

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Yes, you can become a photographer, to become the same, you will have to pursue a photography course. You may choose to do a degree course or even a Diploma whichever suits you the best.

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Parveen Kumar SharmaCommunication Skills Expert; Career and Life Coach

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The School of Photography of Symbiosis, Pune has a good name and can be tried.

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Ankit Raghav

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To become a professional photographer there are no educational qualifications, but it is good if you are a graduate and good communication skills is an add on. Creativity is must if you want to be successful photographer. There are many institutes in India which are providing courses for professional photography. One can check the course details and fee structure on the websites of the institutes.
http://www.devividstudio.in

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VIKRAM SONIMentor , Artist , Social worker, Traveller

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Dear Aditya,
See particular programme totally depends on your career goal and how you take up the course that means how to develop your overall academic knowledge, skills and expertise.This course will give you chance to develop the PR skills and contact to get good opportunities too.
All the best.

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Ankit Raghav

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If you want to be professional photographer, then the thing that is required the most is creativeness. You can do professional photography course from some reputed institute. Most of the photographers work as assistant photographer, the salary could be anywhere between 6000-11000. Or you can become a freelancer or start your own studio.

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Ankit Raghav

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There are many institutes in Delhi which are offering professional photography courses. MAAC India, Delhi College of Photography, Nikon School are among the best providing short and long term courses. The basic fee structure varies from institute to institute. You can do the course from an institute which is near your residence. Many institutes provide photography workshops, you can also consider them.
http://www.devividstudio.in/

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