I like photography. Can I become a career?

In fact, I hate that Baidu knows to reply to a sentence, because these people simply don't understand the mood of the questioner. So as a photographer, cameraman, photographer, editor, MV director and post-director, I'll tell you the advantages and disadvantages of taking photographers as the main occupation.

Advantages: free time, if the opportunity is right, you can contact a lot of MM at any time and make a lot of money.

Disadvantages: the cost of equipment is too high, and later retouching often makes you very tired. Shooting is very difficult and risky, especially at weddings. It's no use taking good photos. If you don't know how to operate, your studio will be finished.

The following answer to "sword dance tears" is very narrow. When you have many customers, professional photographers can earn a lot of money in a month. You know how rough it is for a rookie to get many customers.

What's more, the fashion king is you. Look at your fart. It's tasteless. You can succeed without trying. Isn't that nonsense? You still want to adopt. It's a joke.

Come on, don't bury these narrow-minded people, brother. You like photography. It is good for people to have some hobbies, but if you want to be a career, you should think about it. Do you have confidence that if you have worked in this industry for three years or even longer, you can still stick to it, and you have to bear all kinds of repression and even ridicule. No matter what difficulties you encounter, you can stick to your faith and do a good job in the studio. If you can, then I think photographer can be your main occupation. Of course, if you want to earn some extra money by taking a part-time job, you can regard the above things as passing clouds. As a part-time job, you can practice your skills well and find a team to take a small wedding on Saturday and Sunday. It's okay to spend thousands of dollars a month in the peak season (good filming and good interpersonal relationship). However, as a photographer since 2009, I don't recommend you to be a photographer or take photography as a career, because I have been a third-rate MV director since I became a photography assistant in 2009. I know very well how difficult it is to take the self-study exam. I brought a lot of students, so far only one person has learned the basic lens language part with me. He is a retired veteran of the armed police petty officer, relying on perseverance. Before teaching him, almost all the students I took were diaosi. I gave up at the beginning of my study. The veteran of the Armed Police told me personally that it is much easier for him to fall and overcome obstacles in cross-country 15km every day in the army than to learn photography, because photographers often engage in artistic creation under the condition of high physical consumption. I didn't mean to scare you. If you really want to be a photographer who is ok in all aspects, you can really reach the level I said. . .

In a word, I don't advise you to take photography as a career, because professional photographers are not entirely artists or service personnel. It is difficult for beginners to figure out the relationship between the two. If you just like it, usually take more photos you like, and it's best not to take it as a career! ! ! !