I want to learn more about photographers, but Emmy Photography School only studied for more than 100

First of all, how do you learn it in 100 days? Is it technology or creativity? In fact, it's not easy to say, first of all, if it's pure technology, there should be no problem, IQ enough 100 can definitely learn, but in the future, it's hard to say, because photography is also very wide, study for a lifetime, and you have to learn, the most important thing is to see if you really like it, the most important thing is to love In fact, art is to love with your heart When you like it, the level will always improve You live for a hundred years, you will improve for a hundred years, it is a bottomless pit.

It is not recommended to go to these training schools to learn, many things are not learned, and it is not good for future development, it is recommended to learn some basic knowledge by yourself first, and then find a school to study for at least one year to learn from scratch when you find that you encounter a bottleneck in learning, and then practice more by yourself, I think the effect will be much better.

Such schools generally teach some quick ways, that is, some shallow forms.

Basic theory is not enough.

Therefore, if you want to study deeply, you must work harder and read more books, and it is best to spend two years learning the basics.

Or go to a university to study for four years as an undergraduate.

You can learn to press the shutter, in fact, you don't need it for 100 days, just a few minutes, come, follow me, put your right index finger on the shutter, press it, click, yes, that's it......

Artistic conception is something that cannot be learned in a lifetime.

Not necessarily, good fashion photographers are very busy, how can they have so much time to teach, but there will be more responsible ones who will try to teach as much as possible, for example, my friend studied in a photography school in Beijing, it seems to be called Dongshi Shi Shen Zao, a very famous photographer Zhou Wei did it, I heard him say that Zhou Wei is very responsible, and he will take them to observe when he has commercial shooting, and he will add classes at night when he comes back from a business trip. However, it's better to see is believing this kind of situation, so you better pretend to be skinny and ask more.

It's far better to read a classic and then practice what you've learned from it than to read n books and not press the shutter.

2.Pick your own thorns.

Look at your work with fresh eyes: what is it really good about? What can we continue to improve?

By ruthlessly going through all your work, find out the best ten - see what kind of creativity and creative direction do these ten ** prove to you? You can even imagine that you are the magazine, what will they think of your **? That's how I criticized my ** to the letter, like the one below, which was later published in the journal Practical Photography.

3.Make a shooting plan You can make a shooting plan for a year, a longer plan will allow you to generate some ideas and put them into action, and you may improve your photography skills through different shooting methods.

4.Try new shooting types.

Each of us has some of our own favorite areas of filming, and we are familiar with the techniques of shooting in this field. But when you jump out of this field, you have the potential to learn quite a few new things. There are some types of shots that you may never have covered before, such as:

Macro, Action, Seascape, Still Life, Evening Photography, Fashion or Black & White Experimenting with a new genre will teach you new techniques.

5.Start a photography blog or**.

What will you do with them after you finish shooting? I think it's a good idea to put it on a blog or a self-built **. In this way, you can receive criticism from others and improve, or learn new things and get new creative inspiration directly through communication with others.

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If you're a newbie, it's best to buy a book first.

The most basic knowledge of photography.

There are many modern digital photography textbooks. It's also not expensive.

In the film era, we all read "New York Photography Textbook", and at that time, this was the Bible of Photography Textbook!

Photography Tips Basics.

Pose is easy to say, hard to say. The key point is that if you have enough knowledge of art composition, you will naturally pass the pose.

If you have time to look at oil paintings, especially group portraits, it will be very helpful for posing.

In addition, there are some poses, which need to be memorized by rote, which is mainly about how to deal with defects and increase aesthetics.

Pose should be logical, and the knowledge of pose is great. If you really want to learn, you can buy a book and memorize it. It works.

You go to Beijing commercial photography and Beijing fashion photography to learn from.

That's a tough question. If there is no one else, I will do something about it.

There is simply no way to compare these two. There is basically no way to compare learning from a famous person and going to a specialized photography school.

What they all have in common is to increase your qualifications later on. If you can really find a master, follow the miscellaneous, 1 year, and go out to mix after the transport, which is also a bit of a talk in the industry.

Most photography schools actually teach something that is quite empty. It's not famous, so it's not comparable to the assistant in front.

However, if the city where you started your business is very receptive to the school, that's another story. It's worth learning.

On the other hand, photography is practiced. It's not learned. You may be able to learn something from the master once in a while, but the master usually doesn't talk to you in detail. You can only learn theory when you follow school, and the real good things of photography still need to be practiced to know.

I think if you specialize in photography, you can go! Amateur words are completely unnecessary.

There is no best, only suitable and unsuitable, whether you can learn something.

No photography at all? Photographer? Pure hobby or do you eat on this?

What camera? Photographers are hard to evaluate, and they also need to be certified to work, and the country has a unified examination every year. It still needs systematic study and practice.

to become a qualified photographer. Of course, you also need a love for photography! Attend a training course for about a year.

All major art colleges and universities offer this kind of class to the outside world. About 10,000. Hope it helps.

It is also important to read more books, watch more photography exhibitions, see the works of masters, and often go to forums to exchange experiences with netizens.

Read some books, master some basic knowledge, shoot more and practice more.

If you go to the photo studio to apply for a job, you will be sent to study, of course, the money is spent by yourself.

I just want to be a photographer I don't want to take a reflector for a few months, who would dare to shoot you first, I don't have actual combat experience, I want you to test shoot, I hope you are a newcomer.

I'm also a photographer at the time. I think as long as you compose the picture, it's okay to be beautiful. There's nothing wrong with applying. Because, when you go to the photo studio, the owner can't go directly to take guest photos. He wants to call you first to follow their photographer to get used to the style of the shop.

For you, the current problem is not to apply for a photographer, it is more appropriate to go to a big store to work as an assistant for a few months, and then it is much easier to find a job, don't trust the Internet too much, the success rate is ridiculously low.

Yes, if you have just graduated, it is more appropriate to find a big photo studio to be an assistant for a period of time.

Let's go work as a photography assistant for a few days.