PhotographyBy: Kirsten Carrigan(:

Why this job?New peopleNew styles/ideasEditingNew places

What do they do?Produce clear imagesAdjust

-filters, focus, shudder speeds, lensesWork with props

-desired effects

Technology & toolsEditing websitesDeveloping equipment Camera stand Restoration materials (Props)High speed/multiple effects camera

Education NeededNo required formal educationTechnical knowledge of photograph

equipment capabilities.University/technical colleges

Offer degrees Doctoral required for University positions

Salary15,000-26,000

Up to 53,000 With a major in a degree

How often do they work?About 40 hours a week

Sometimes on weekends

Skills & ClassesOnline courses/ Highschool classes

ArtMultiple DesignPhotography

Creativeness Technical knowledgeGood eye/color visionMarketing skills

PromotionsA raiseMoved to a larger company

Related JobsFashion DesignerArchitectsCamera operators Film and video editors

Best PartsMeet new peopleLearn new styles/effects/interests

Worst partsGetting startedNot that great of payWork according to customers

Job OutlookGrow as fast as the average occupations by

2014Easiness noticed by people

HandySimple

Works CitedDoble, Rick. Career Building Through Digital

Photography. New York: The Rosen Publication Group, 2008. Print.

“Photographer.” bls. U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, 19 March 2010. Web. 14 May 2012.

What Can I Do Now?:Exploring Careers for Your Future. New York: Infobase Publishing,

2007. Print.