Monday, July 26th, 2010 at
4:49 am
I’ve been asked to shoot a local JROTC Ball. I’ve done weddings, gymnastic shoots, and several other things, but never a JROTC Ball. Does the school pay the photographer a session fee, then the photographer gets whatever is made from the formals s/he shoots, or how does this work?
Finally, is there a sequence of events laid out anywhere that I could review in case they want more than simply the formals?
Thanks!
Edited In: Many good answers here – hard to pick the best. Thank each of you for your input.
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Saturday, July 24th, 2010 at
9:36 am
I have been asked to photograph a wedding as an assistant photographer. I think the first wedding will be a trial but he’s asked me to think about how much I would charge for him to keep using me in more weddings.
Can someone help me with what factors I need to think about when working this out?
What would a rough estimate be? Because I have no idea..
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Monday, July 19th, 2010 at
10:10 pm
We found this photography school in DC that has a one year program for a certificate. It is about 00. My wife has a little bit of a background in photography and never finished college and is having a baby soon.
Would the certificate be helpful in her having a career doing portraits, weddings etc. or should she just take some classes and not do the program. We are thinking a four year degree isn’t really an option at this point which is why the one year of night classes sounded appealing.
Please help! We want to know of anybody who went to a photography school and got a certificate or any photographers advice.
Thank you!
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Saturday, July 17th, 2010 at
12:00 pm
I am eighteen years old, and I have a love of photography. I also love weddings and therefore being a wedding photographer would be an ideal career for me. However, I do not know what is needed in order to accomplish this goal.
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Sunday, July 11th, 2010 at
4:48 pm
I’m really interested in photography. I haven’t gone to college yet. But I want to photograph weddings. Is it possible to do that without a degree? What can I do to be a photographer? Should I just start a portfolio? Or do I HAVE to get a degree in Fine Arts to be a photographer?
I’m obviously just starting and not really sure where to begin. Any advise would help. Thanks.
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Wednesday, May 26th, 2010 at
4:48 am
I am photographer shooting my first wedding soon. So excited!
I am nervous though about moving throughout the ceremony and taking pictures. I am not really sure to draw the line. I have been to weddings where the photographer literally ran all over the place during the ceremony, and I’ve been to weddings where the photographer sat in the pew (no joke!)
Assuming your church/venue allowed it, would you want the photographer to run all over like that? If that was the best way to get quality pics?
What is a good medium?
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Monday, May 3rd, 2010 at
12:33 pm
O.K, so I’m only 15, but I like photography and would like to peruse it as a career someday. I have a decent digital camera, It’s a 5mp camera with a 4x optical zoom and a pretty decent lens. It’s just a point a shoot, but I didn’t have 0 to spend on an slr. I’ve read a book that taught me about aperture and iso and stuff. Anyway, can photography be a potential career? What could I do, if it made decent money I would like shooting weddings and events and stuff (I like candid photography best) but am willing to explore other options. Know, since I’m only 15 I know I wont be making any money for awhile but what can I do now to prepare for later? I mean like practising my photography. Oh yeah, I am decent at editing my photos and have Paint Shop Pro. So, yeah, what can I do know and what should I do later?
P.S
You don’t have to tell me that your not going to be able to do photography full time starting out, I know that photography would have to be a side job.
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