Low entry level in the world of photography


There are lots of expenses involved to start a business. For example, If you wanna open a showroom of garments then you require a proper location (own property or renting), a collection of garments to sell, a proper marketing strategy to attract customers (backbone), a staff of 8-10 people to handle all the business in the beginning. Along with this you require running capital to run the entire show. You must have loss bearing capacity to run the show. There is an end number of hurdles that you have to face and win all the challenges. Not even in the running a business of showroom, restaurant, real estate, hospitals, hotels etc every business is having a tough entry-level. 

In service-related profession them you need to invest 04-05 years to complete your studies, then internships, work experience etc it takes 8-10 years to start your service-oriented business like lawyers, doctors, engineers etc  

Now in the world of photography, there is no investment, no proper education etc. You can start photography with a low budget camera with one single lens. There are few beginner photographers who consider themselves to be better professional photographers. It takes 5-6 months for them. But I tell you one thing that grass always looks more green from another end. 

Maybe the entry-level for a photographer is a little quite easy but it is not easy to achieve perfection, brand image, quality of image, big-brand clients, highly expensive photography kit etc. let us discuss how many other things are involved to establish as a pro photographer 

  • You need a great portfolio to attract clients
  • You need to have big clients
  • You must have all the expensive and world-class photography kits.
  • You must have a great website along with great design too
  • You must have your presence on all the best social media platforms
  • You must know, how to handle clients
  • How you understand the project and Your on-time delivery of the project
  • On top of it, you must have good presentable skills along with strong communication.

Conclusion - Entry level may be easy but It's really tough to make your dream come true. You need to work very hard to expand, develop and establish yourself as a true photographer. 

Keep experimenting! Have wonderful and Happy photography life for you all

Photographer & blogger Prasenjeet Gautam (www.prasenjeetgautam.com) has captured above posted-image, INDIA

 


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