I am really interested in learning about photography. Any tips like what type of camera to get that is not too expensive.

Hello I'm planning on taking up photography as a hobby.. just have a couple of questions: 1. What kind of camera should i go with? i'm thinking a large portion of my photos will be black and white. 2. How do you actually get "better"? Any online guides about what to look out for and what to practice? 3. How do you actually get accredited as a professional? Sounds like a good way to earn some cash on the side. thanks

hey im doing a project for photography and i was wondering if anyone had any ideas...

i know this alot to ask, but can someone here please write me a short application of interest to do with photography?????please, i really need this!?

Hi, can u guys have a look at my pics on flickr. and give em our opinion please dont be too harsh, i just got a new Leica camera 4 my birthday and have just been getting used to it. i am 15 and i really want to improve at photography, so any constructive criticism would be great!! thanks :) http://www.flickr.com/photos/gracie-may/

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 $700 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.

I have had photography classes, and I have done photography assignments in the past, nothing big. This is going to be about an hour or so of photography for a renewal of vows/wedding ceremony. How much should I charge?

Here's the scenario for this question. Christine is a taking photography classes and she wants to make good grades in it so she can receive her photography diploma. She just started classes and already has a digital camera. If you are the teacher, what would be some basic or adept photography tips would you tell to Christine? Make sure to read the scenario on the details area because imagine you are the teacher and you are telling Christine tips about photography. Christine has to know tips about good photo shooting.

What is the difference between landscape photography and other types of photography? Also, who are some famous landscape photographers and are there different types of landscape photography.

Some colleges want to know if I want to major in photography or digital photography. Besides the use of two different cameras, what the real difference?

I can't believe the number of photography courses which still want you to shoot black and white film and develop it yourself. I have no objection to b&w and all it entails but time should be spent on composition and exposure, not mixing chemicals. Digital, with its instant feedback and dirt cheap cost-per-shot, is the all-time killer photography teaching tool. Why would educators not see this?

I work at a portrait studio now and have been in photography for the last 8 years, part of me wants to go to school and learn enough about photography and how to run a small business. The other part is worried that photography is a dying business with so many people doing their own photography with digital cameras & photoshop. Is it worth all that school ,money & time?

What does the artistic and technical side(s) of photography mean? What are some examples and types of artistic / technical photgraphy? Anyone have any websites???

I am interested in a career in photography and i like to travel. There are lots of wonderful careers in photography and i want to know which one offers more traveling. Thank You.

I am interested in attending photography seminars for wedding photography, portrait photography, etc, and am wondering if anyone knows of a website or somewhere I could find out when and where they are held. I live near the Milwaukee area. Thanks!!!

I'm not new, but not exactly very good with photography. To a point I can do it. I've been taking photos of clothing I make outside for the summer, and have been quite pleased with the turnout. However, winter is just around he corner and I need to take photos inside. I'm looking for lighting tips for indoor photography. I take indoor fashion shots and need something that gives me decent light. Not regular lighting that makes everything look yellow/orange. Also, There are not many windows here so light from outside is limited. Any help would be GREALY appreciated. Thanks.

I would like to study 4 different types of photography in college. These are the four types: -Baby Photography -Black and White Photography -Portrait Photography -Landscape Photography So what is the best kind of camera for these types of photography? And don't worry about the price.

I would like to start a small photography business...nothing major as I am an amateur photographer and am not sure of myself/skills yet. I do think that I take pretty decent photos and have a great passion for photography but don't really know how to begin. What kind of fairly inexpensive camera is a good start? I do have a Sony Digital Camera and a Canon SLR 35mm. Also, what other kind of equipment is imperative when beginning-just to look like you know what your doing? Any help would be greatly appreciated! One more thing before I forget, what is needed to take great photos of food/wine? Is there a special kind of setup that I would need?

I want to get more involved with my photography. I really like black and white photography but I also really like color photography. I want a digital camera. One that would work well with adobe photoshop elements 6 (that's all I have right now). Any suggestions and links would be helpful. Also, I would want a camera where I could actually go to the store and buy it. I don't want to buy it over the internet. Thanks!

Im looking to find a photography job. Photography is my passion and I am quite good at it. How can I make money from my photography? Any jobs going? And can i email my photos to people for money rather than seeing them in person. Is ebay good to make money from photos?